KMZ KOLLEKTIV

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KMZ Kollektiv is a Berlin-based theater collective founded by Laia RiCa, Antonio Cerezo, Yahima Piedra Córdova, and Daniela del Pomar. Working together since 2021 and formally established in 2023, the group develops interdisciplinary productions shaped by material theatre, performance, and autobiographical research.


Each creation begins with the exploration of a specific material, treated as a protagonist and interwoven with biographical and documentary elements, live music, and real-time visuals. Their works have received multiple awards and continue to be presented at festivals and theaters internationally.

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PRODUCTIONS

KAKAO

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An interactive material theatre performance exploring the hidden global histories behind chocolate. Through sound, video, and the materials cacao and sugar, the audience is invited to reflect on consumption, pleasure, and the origins of food.


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Performer Composer & Live Musician

FÜNF EXPONATE

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A biographical material performance examining colonial legacies and the Western gaze through potatoes, plaster, and autobiographical narratives. The work explores restitution, heritage, and decolonial perspectives within contemporary museum contexts.

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Performer · Composer · Live Musician

KAFFEE MIT ZUCKER?

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A material performance combining biographical and contemporary documentary theatre.

Through coffee and sugar, the work examines German migration in Central America, colonial continuities, and the tension of living between worlds. Documentary fragments, autobiographical material, video, scent, and live music merge into a dense and sensorial reflection on colonial memory and everyday consumption.

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