With Love, Baubo

“There’s the total joy of the no-me, the joy of seeing someone else at work, seeing the creative force of someone else, and seeing how, together, we can create things that none of us could have done alone.”

- Lauren Berlant

With Love Baubo is a love letter to the art of cabaret, on stage artists first go through their solitude until they meet and make a cabaret evening together.

It’s the story of a small group, artists, artists as they say, artists who didn’t know it was going to be their life, being artists, because it wasn’t so obvious at first. And then it was not given, not clear, it was not traced there was nothing that could comfort them, encourage them. Because it wasn't on their way, basic. It wasn’t at home, but it was in them, in them.

It was there very small, like a stream of air, a drop of morning dew that quietly takes the sun on a plastic table, sheltered from all, that moment when one looks at the ray of sun walking in the dust of the day, it was there like that. When we arrive in this world sometimes there is a place that makes us tender, when you look at the drop of water on the plastic table you feel at the right place on earth, It Makes Tender, and sometimes not.There are some people to whom we leave very little room, It’s like that, and then you have to pull it all out. It’s tired of pulling everything out. And With Love Baubo is the adventure, that’s it, it’s the galipette, the pirouette. The pirouette when we tear everything in its path, and we think: but is that what we are going to rest at a given moment? Yes, we are going to rest, because we are going to watch others, others shine and sit next to them. “