About the Work
Las Burbujas is presented on La Sede Net through a series of recorded video pieces, one for each character. Each clip invites the viewer into a distinct voice from the ensemble.
For context and the director's wider body of work, visit the Ricky Behrens portfolio page.
La Sede Net is a digital home for a theater company that shares its productions through recorded video rather than staged seasons. The site centers on the work La Burbujas, an ensemble piece where each character is given their own short film. Viewers are invited to step inside individual perspectives, hearing a distinct voice from the group and gradually assembling a fuller picture of the whole. The design mirrors this intimate, character-driven approach, with soft purple and magenta tones and rounded shapes that echo the gentle, reflective mood of the material. By presenting the play as a series of portraits, the platform turns viewing into a quiet, personal encounter with each role, framed within a visual language that feels both contemporary and theatrical at once.
The character videos form the heart of the page, and each segment is treated as its own small world. From Quentin to Aimee, every clip offers a window into a single figure, allowing audiences to focus on tone, gesture, and presence without distraction. The layout reflects this care, arranging portraits as soft cards with circular icon badges that highlight initials rather than faces, letting the videos themselves carry the emotional weight. Generous spacing between segments encourages unhurried viewing, and the purple gradient banners behind the grid reinforce the sense that each character belongs to a shared universe while remaining distinctly their own. The result is a presentation that feels curated, attentive, and respectful of the actors whose performances anchor the work.
Beyond the videos themselves, the page gestures toward the wider artistic context of the project. Visitors curious about the director's broader practice can explore additional material linked through the site, situating this single production within a larger creative trajectory. The visual treatment, with airy typography, full-bleed imagery, and a calm lavender backdrop, supports that sense of continuity, suggesting a company whose stage work and screen work share the same sensibility. Pill-shaped buttons and rounded input fields lend a friendly, approachable feel, while darker footer sections quietly anchor the experience. Together, these elements frame La Burbujas not as an isolated piece but as part of an ongoing dialogue between theater, recorded performance, and the people who bring each character into view.
Character Videos
Watch each character's recorded segment.