Author: Slawomir Mrózek.
ADDRESS: Ángeles Cuña Bóveda.
Date and place of debut: September 23, 2011. Municipal Auditory, Ourense.
Actors: 7.
SYNOPSIS
The title tango is a dance-dancing showing the internal relations of a family, conceived as a metaphor for society and which serve to show in a tragic and grotesque way the contemporary world and the theme of generational rebellion. "Tango" is one of the most important works of European theater worldwide. It claims the need for a new understanding of the times we live.
The action takes place in the house of a very particular family. The extravagant grandmother Lilith and Aunt Xena, apparently harmless, are the representatives of the oldest generation. The father, named Stomil and the mother, Eleanora, are artists who belong to a missing avant -garde, who manifests himself in favor of the freedom of the individual and who is neglected "informal". The son, Artur, who studies three careers, and Ala, his girlfriend, are the youngest members. They prepare to marry all the "pomp" and thus create a new family. However, first Artur believes that you have to order the chaos that prevails around you. Also the home is a mysterious foreigner ...
The drama begins when a certain Hamlet gives you to order the world.
ARTIST SHEET
AUTHOR
Slawomir Mrozek
DIRECTION AND DRAMATURGY
Ángeles Cuña Bóveda
ASSISTANT MANAGER
Eva Ferreira
LIST
Fine Calleja: Avoa
Vicente de Souza: Edek
Elena Seijo: Xena
Fernando Dacosta: Arturo
Sabela Gago: Eleonor
Lino Braxe: Stomil
Net Borrajo:
DATASHEET
Scenic space design and lighting design: Pedro Fresneda
Deseno de Vestiario: Ruth Díaz Pereira
CLOTHING OF CLOTHING: Cloti Vaello, Santos Maneiro
Makeup design: Raquel Fidalgo
Poster and Program Design: Gheesign
Photography: MARIO G. HERRADÓN
VIDEO: Alba V. Carpentier
Son Technician: Rubén Dobaño
Light Technician: J. Manuel Bayón
Staging Technician: David Díaz
Sound Espzo: reindeer Codda Fons
Production: Elena seijo and finna street
Distribution: FINA CALLEJA
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
University of Vigo, Vice -Rectorate of the Campus of Ourense, Maribel Feijoó, Arteficción, Graphic Arts Rodi, Carlos Domínguez, Antonio Piñeiro, Manoli Fernández Carbajales.
