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The Teatro Circo Murcia (TCM) receives this Friday, January 31 (9:00 p.m.), the Argentine company Timbre 4 with 'Next', a love story in the distance written and directed by Claudio Tolcachir (Buenos Aires, 1975 ).
This show, which speaks of love but also of loneliness, is the first of the new General Ticket of the TCM.
After its premiere in Spain, at the end of last 2019 at the Autumn Festival of Madrid, 'Next' arrives in Murcia starring Lautaro Perotti and Santi Marín so that the public faces questions like what happens in the body when affection occurs always far away or if we can love without touching, without smelling, without knowing the skin ...
'Next' investigates the links based on distance and is born from the moment in which communication - through the telephone or computers - is cut, the false sensation of occupying the same space is broken and loneliness floods it everything.
But it is also the construction of a link accepting that distance, building on it.
From the hand of two characters that become, for each other, the only thing they have in the world.
Convinced that one can fall in love in any way, Tolcachir created this text to talk about the experience of being away from everything, of living the most intense emotions without a present body.
Births, deaths, love, sex ... All told by two actors who are together on stage but separated by thousands of kilometers;
told through the poetry of the theater, which for the director and playwright "is the crudest area to tell a distance as unreal as the proximity generated by Skype".
Claudio Tolcachir, a key figure in Argentine independent theater, is one of the most established directors of the performing arts not only in Latin America, but also in Spain.
He is the founder of the company Timbre 4, with which he directs, since 2001, the homonymous cultural space of Buenos Aires, one of the great references of theater in Spanish.
Winner of numerous awards, among his most successful works staged with Timbre 4 is 'The omission of the Coleman family', which was represented at the TCM in 2017. Two years earlier, in October 2015, the Argentine company had already debuted at the Teatro Circo Murcia with 'Dynamo'.
General Subscription
'Next' is the first work of the new TCM programming included in the General Ticket, which groups five theatrical shows from January to May and allows a 25 percent discount on the initial price in Zone A.
In addition to Tolcachir's work, the subscription consists of 'The things that I know are true' (February 7), a text by Andrew Bovell (author of the award-winning 'When it stops raining') directed by Julián Fuentes Reta that inquire again into family ties and that counts in his distribution with Verónica Forqué.
The next show is 'Iphigenia in Vallecas' (February 19), an applauded version of Gary Owen's work that last year won the Max 2019 Award for the Revelation Show and the Best Actress for María Hervás, who also recently visited the TCM as the protagonist of 'Jauría'.
The last two shows included in the General Ticket are 'The songs' (February 28), written by Pablo Messiez based on characters and situations from the works of Antón Chéjov and also directed by the Argentine, and the Murcian production 'Extinción' ( May 23), written and directed by Luisma Soriano and winner of seven Azahar Awards for the Performing Arts of the Region of Murcia, including Best Author, Best Direction and Best Actress for Verónica Bermúdez.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia
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