Pia Laborde-Noguez

Pía Laborde-Noguez (1990, Mexico; she/her; Mexican/French; Latinx) studied acting at RADA, and Anthropology at Goldsmiths University. In 2019 she founded DOLORES; a collective offering a hybrid and multidisciplinary language in the field of theatre, language, film and videoart.

DOLORES launched as first project the Spanish translation and staging of A Girl is a Half-Formed Thing, originally the novel by Eimear McBride. Una niña es una cosa a medio formar premiered at the Tamayo Contemporary Art Museum in Mexico City where it was nominated for “best monologue” by the Association of Journalists and Theatre Critics (ATCP).

In Film, DOLORES participated in the production of In the Era by artist Manuela de Laborde, in collaboration with Montem collective, Tezontle Studio, and the AA school of Architecture.

Pía also worked alongside Joanna Duncombe as co-curators of the film programme at CASA Festival.

Credits

PRODUCER & PERFORMER & TRANSLATOR, Una niña es una cosa a medio formar, Tamayo Museum of Contemporary Art (Mexico City), one month, 2019 / Sala Beckett (Barcelona), 4 shows, 2021 / El Milagro (Mexico City, one month, 2022 / Sala Beckett (Barcelona), 2 weeks, 2023 / Cervantes Theatre (London), one week, 2023.

PRODUCER, En la era (In the Era - essay film), International Rotterdam Film Festival, January 2021.

DIRECTOR, In Post-Production, Experimental short film, August 2023.

Training

Training for the Not-Yet: Imagination as a Collective Exercise of Care, online course imparted by the Zurich University of the Arts.

BA in Acting at RADA (2009 to 2012)