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The company Onírica Mecánica pre-announced yesterday, November 22, the play 'Alicia and the invisible cities'.
A poetic-mechanical vision of the Lewis Carrol classic that was represented in his creation laboratory UtOpIA.
The councilman of Culture, David Martinez, attended this event that filled his limited capacity, with fifty students of the Popular University.
The Councilor for Culture, expressed his gratitude to Onírica Mecánica for granting the Popular University the honor of knowing the work before its premiere, which will take place at the Teatro Circo de Murcia, on 7 and 8 December, encouraging the Cartagena to witness this amazing spectacle in family.
In front of the viewer, music and sound effects created with everyday objects and elements such as water coordinated with the scene in which a prop is mixed that integrates analog and digital elements.
Alicia becomes small on stage, a mobile represents her face and moves on a miniature stage.
Suddenly, the scene is adapted to human size and the illusion of that magical change is generated in the spectator.
Thus, one after the other, the fantastic and dreamlike situations that represent an authentic experience of the history of the country of wonders, in this case the invisible cities, follow each other.
The lights, the shadows, the sound and the elements that there are on the scene, made from recycled materials, generate in the viewer illusions and sensations that do not leave indifferent.
Delicate scenes in which dance is mixed with light, or smoke with music that surprised the spectators.
A work created and directed by the driving force of Onírica Mecánica, Jesús Nieto, and performed by Alicia Bernal, Brígida Molina, Enrique de la Cañina, Estela Martos, who was seen last night in Cartagena before embarking on her tour through the national territory.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena
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