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This fun montage of international success, starring the winner of a Goya Award for Best New Actor, the Murcian Carlos Santos, and directed by the Murcian César Oliva, will be performed next Friday 22 and Saturday March 23, both days at 9:00 p.m. hours.
The mayor of Murcia, José Ballesta, together with the Councilor for Economic Promotion, Culture and European Programs, Jesús Pacheco, attended the presentation of the play 'Volvió una noche', a comedy by Eduardo Rovner directed by the Murcian César Oliva, and starring the popular and well-known Murcia acts Carlos Santos (Goya for Best New Actor for 'The Man with the Thousand Faces') and the great Beatriz Carvajal.
This is the national premiere of this fun montage of international success, which goes directly to the heart of the audience, and will take place next Friday, March 22 and Saturday, March 23, both days at 9:00 p.m.
Half of the tickets are already sold.
The cast of the representation is currently rehearsing in the municipal auditorium of Guadalupe and testing the scenery.
'Volvió una noche' is a comedy by Eduardo Rovner whose first performance took place in Montevideo, in 1993. He has toured many stages around the world and, for the first time, he arrives in Spain, with his national premiere in Murcia.
It is one of the best contemporary works written in Spanish.
It raises issues such as the demystification of death, determinism, the influence of the past in the present or the conflict between tradition and modernity, but always from humor and paradox.
The work has the scenography full of imagination of Francisco Leal, the lighting of Jesus Palazón and the sincere and effective staging of César Oliva.
The cast of the play features actors of the stature of the Murcian Carlos Santos (who also acts as assistant director), the veteran and prestigious interpreter Beatriz Carvajal, the Cartagena Pedro Segura, Berta Hernández and Daniel Ortiz.
Synopsis
The plot focuses on the figure of Manuel, pedicurist and member of a musical ensemble that plays tangos and boleros, which after the death of his mother, Gloria, diverts the course of their desires.
Her insecurity means that for ten years she has constantly gone to the cemetery to tell her stories that have to do not with reality, but with what she longed for.
But the moment he tells her of his desire to marry Dolly, she invokes the devil and gets up from the grave to meet her future daughter-in-law and make sure of the path he has taken in life.
Under the direction of the Murcian César Oliva
The director of this work that will tour Spain is the Murcian César Oliva, artistic advisor Romea and Circus theaters, and founding member of the Academy of Performing Arts of Spain.
Professor of theory and practice of the honorary honorary theater, has taught courses and conferences in national and foreign academic centers, and has published about twenty books.
He was founder of the Theater of the University of Murcia (UMU), a stage in which Oliva already directed Carlos Santos in Calderón's 'El encanto sin encanto', a montage of the Theater Classroom of the University of Murcia (UMU) with the one that traveled to the El Paso Festival.
His latest productions have been 'Ninette and a man from Murcia' (2015) and 'Bicycles are for summer' (2017).
Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia
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