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The Department of Culture of the City of Cartagena scheduled in the Nuevo Teatro Circo seven plays between January and May 2014.
For tables of the port city theater will pass, among other actors, Concha Velasco, Juanjo Artero, Bertin Osborne, Arévalo, Goyo Jiménez, Ana Milan, Fernando Guillen Cuervo, Barbara King, Juan and Maria Galiana Echanove.
A schedule for everyone, in which there is humor, classical theater and monologues, as noted by the Councillor for Culture, Rosario Montero, during his presentation, which was accompanied by Paco Martin, head of programming.
à ‰ ste latter emphasized that this is a very eclectic program, combining merchantability quality, and whose selection has been made ​​in a very peculiar way, because, having no budget for theater companies charge according to the box office, which shows that things are going well as they continue risking and betting come to Cartagena.
The balance of this last year, according to Montero and Martin is very positive, especially in the last quarter, with full on theatrical performances and performances of the Cartagena Jazz Festival a success largely conditioned by the hook of actors of high caliber, familiar faces and great authors.
Will begin reprogramming of Culture on Thursday January 30th with Whereabouts Unknown, directed and adapted by Laila Ripioll.
The work is produced by Andrea D'Odorico - Max and Medal of Fine Arts Award 2010 - Juanjo Artero, and actors Juanjo Cucalón and Sara Casanovas among the cast of a play that tells the story of three characters who suffer the rise of Nazism.
The original work of Kressmann Taylor tells the story of two friends and partners in the art market, specifically, an American Jew living in California and a German in Munich, and assumed a literary event.
The French stage version won the 2013 Crista Globe for best play.
Juanjo Artero, Juanjo Cucalón, Sara Casanovas and pianist Rosa Blanco Campos put faces to characters ranging from the atrocities of Nazism and the birth of swing in the warm California in the 30s.
In the Arnold Schwarzenegger and Danny DeVito in Twins twice, Bertin Osborne and Paco Arevalo join in the work Class Act crisis, full of humor and music to make the audience have a good time laughing.
The work will have two functions on Saturday 8 February.
In it, Bertin starts singing his best known rancheras, accompanied on piano by Franco Castellani, ending up as comic, while Paco Arevalo starts telling his funny jokes and surprises at the end, singing.
Improvisation over all the work is guaranteed and this helps, especially the monologues have therein are not invented, they are autobiographical, revealing hilarious scenes from the life of Bertin and television today.
In short, two-hour feature to unleash the fun with these two great artists.
A few days later, on February 22, will be posted on the boards of Nuevo Teatro Circo television Goyo Jiménez to give rein to Truly I say.
He considered by audiences and critics as the best stand-up comedian in the country, will delight audiences with his amazing, poignant and hilarious vision of reality and how they deceive us constantly, nocturnal or treachery.
Adam and Eve resume their daily and is the popular play starring Miguel à ngel Sola and White Oteyza, which once was displayed in Cartagena, rises with Fernando Guillén Cuervo and Ana Milan Today, the journal of Adam and Eve, Friday March 7.
It has been ten years and thousands of performances, 1.5 million viewers, scenes of Spain and South America, and characters marked by the faces of his actors, Miguel à ngel Blanca Sola and Oteyza.
After a break of years and a change of actors, and Miguel à ngel Sola now address, Fernando Guillén Leather and Ana Milan star in this story that still moves and putting the audience on their feet wherever he goes, as it did years ago.
Romantic, ironic comedy, wrapped in the magic of old time radio.
Open story an interview with an actor, later representing the role of Adam for which he is remembered, as will journalist Eva for listeners because of the absence of the other protagonist and died.
The actress Concha Velasco will play the vengeful old Hecuba, Euripides Greek drama, in the Nuevo Teatro Circo March 29, two functions, after the success it achieved with this work last August at the International Festival Classical Theatre of Mérida.
Directed by José Carlos Plaza, National Theater Award in 1967, 1970 and 1987, and the playwright Juan Mayorga version, Concha Velasco will get into the skin of the character of Hecuba, in a play that invites the audience to reflect on the consequences of war and violence and thirst for revenge of being human.
Velasco, will be joined in Cartagena ten other actors, including José Pedro Carrion, Juan Gea or María Isasi.
There was terribly lost when Antonio Gala wrote three decades ago Hotelito, a theatrical text that dealt with the territorial peculiarities of Spain and his haunting reflection on society.
28 years later, that work that the writer created when this country was about to join the European Union and, today, has become current again opens.
It will be in Cartagena on April 25.
Each of the five actresses involved in this play represents a different autonomous community, and together represent an allegory of Spain through, yes, humor.
Thus, Bárbara Rey plays Galicia; Charo Zapardiel, Castile, Maria Garralón, the Basque Country, Elena Martin, Andalusia, and Alejandra Torray to Madrid.
The work has also meant the return of Barbara King to theaters, which had not participated in any since 1990.
Programming on Saturday May 17 will close with two of interpretation Maria Galiana and Juan Echanove in Conversations with Mom.
à ‰ l himself who would lead this text Oves Carlos Santiago.
Two separate generations, but due to circumstances beyond their control will meet and we show differences in Conversations with Mom.
One with 80 and one with 50, mother and son together in the theater to review your life.
One, apparently happy with nothing more to be desired, attorney looks to change their lives dramatically.
Currently comes in who until now lived alone, without anything else to cope with day to day.
Tickets for the works included in this program are available at the box office and Nuevo Teatro Circo in your web www.nuevoteatrocirco.com
Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena
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