UNA is research on HIV, based on biographical, biomedical and sociopolitical issues. A “multivocal solo” that investigates the transformations in the body and identity caused by HIV. In UNA, Teresa Fabião’s individual story expands through interviews that the creator did with other positive bodies in Brazil, Portugal, Spain, Italy and the USA. This generates a multivocal perspective, capable of addressing complex issues such as discrimination, oppression and the resilience of bodies in dialogue with these issues:

*How to give body to the invisible?
*How to talk about taboo?
*How to move and deconstruct prejudices?…

From a current perspective on HIV, UNA puts issues such as human vulnerability, self-care and collective care into perspective, inviting us to look at the virus – and at life – from a place of transformation.

Creation & Performance: Teresa Fabião

Video: Luís Rosa Lopes

Sound design: Claudio Tavares

Lighting: Célia Correia

Costume design: Patrícia Costa

Dramaturgical Support: Ana Rocha & Ronaldo Serruya

Collaborators [voice-over]: Celina, Isabel, Felipe Machado, Franco Fonseca, Luca Modesti, Paolo Gorgoni, Sónia Cardoso, Xan Marçal, Julie Dowling

Thanks: Clara Trigo, Luciano Amarelo, Ana Madureira, Nerea Rubio, Helena Lobo, CRL – Central Elétrica