De la Guarda is hot. I saw this in NYC about 5 years ago. It has been a long running "off broadway" production for sometime now. Originated in Argentina. It is more an avante garde dance/ theatrical piece. So, it is abstract enough for you to inject any story line and metaphors you like. Lots of audience participation, in a sense that the action is happening all around/ above you. It has always had a strong tie to club culture/ tribalism. The original soundtrack had strong electronic elements, live drumming/ tribal percussion etc. More recently to inject some new blood into the production, they have been using live DJs to provide the soundtrack. Yes, D. May worked it in August of last year, I believe. I've heard nothing but great things about this infusion. You know D. May with his improvisational/ musical knowledge and prowess, was most likely the best of all the pairings.
It's an intense show. A must see before it goes away. I'm sure there is a website. Peace
