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We often link work to success, value, and status. That sense of achievement\u2014feeling important or even indispensable\u2014can be thrilling and addictive, shaping both our professional and personal relationships. But if you’re really that successful, why are you still working more than 40 hours a week? <\/h3><\/div>
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When someone asks, \u201cSo, who are you?\u201d we usually start with our name, followed by our job. Work is almost always our introduction.<\/span><\/p>\n

Passion for work is probably one of life\u2019s biggest traps. The word \u201cpassion\u201d comes from the Latin passio<\/em> (suffering), and \u201cwork\u201d from tripalium<\/em> (a medieval torture device made of three stakes). We tell ourselves there will be time for our personal lives later, that the opportunity is here and now, and we can\u2019t let it slip away. We sacrifice almost everything for our professional goals\u2014while our physical and emotional health slowly fades away.<\/span><\/p>\n

LANA<\/em> explores our obsession with work and how it shapes our lives and relationships. A 60-minute piece performed by five dancers, it premiered on February 1, 2025, at Gazteszena<\/em> in Donostia.<\/span><\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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Credits<\/span><\/span><\/div><\/div>
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Directed by
\n<\/strong>OSA +MUJIKA<\/p>\n

Choreography
\n<\/strong>Jaiotz Osa
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Performers
\n<\/strong>Rafke VAN HOUPLINES
\nPaula PARRA
\nMaddi RUIZ DE LOIZAGA
\nAdri\u00e1n BOLA\u00d1OS
\nJaiotz OSA<\/p>\n

Set and Costume Design
\n<\/strong>Xabier MUJIKA<\/p>\n

Music<\/strong>
\nGartxot UNSAIN<\/p>\n

Lighting
\n<\/strong>Isa DEL MORAL<\/p>\n

Lighting Assistants
\n<\/strong>Elena GARCIA
\nAitor ETXEBARRIA<\/p>\n

Photography<\/strong>
\nMaril\u00f3 MIGUEZ<\/p>\n

Video
\n<\/strong>Renata L. ETANOWSKI<\/p>\n

Production + Distribution
\n<\/strong>OSA+MUJIKA<\/p>\n

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