Farewell Feast: MEXA's Last Supper Performance Explores Departures

Dramaturgy of Dishes and Narration

Unveiling the Lives of MEXA Members

In a captivating performance inspired by Leonardo da Vinci's famed painting of the Last Supper, the Brazilian collective MEXA invites audiences into a realm of farewells and reflections. Through a compelling blend of culinary arts and storytelling, MEXA unfolds the lives of its members, each dish infused with personal narratives and shared experiences.

The Genesis of MEXA

Born in the wake of gender-based violence outbreaks in homeless shelters across São Paulo, MEXA emerged in 2015 as a beacon of resilience and shared humanity. Their upcoming performance is a testament to the collective's profound journey, a poignant exploration of departures and the transformative power of art and community.

A Banquet of Farewells

Inspired by the iconic Last Supper, MEXA's performance centers around a shared meal, where each dish represents a departure, a loss, or a turning point in the lives of its members. Through the act of dining together, they delve into the complexities of separation, longing, and the indelible bonds forged in the face of adversity.