Performance "Delirium and the princess"

Description

The AZarte Hall extends until October 31 "The delirium and the princess"

Thanks to the success of the public, the Rabiosa theater will continue with the performance on Sundays at 6:00 p.m. "The delirium and the princess" changes the date.

The Chilean play leaves on Thursdays, the day on which it has been seen during the month of September, and will go on to be performed on Sundays at 6 pm. There will be a total of three functions, until October 31.

The large influx of public to the AZarte room has allowed many spectators to discover the charm of this peculiar work, one of the most attractive and surprising of all that can be seen right now in Madrid.

The involvement of the cast of the Rabiosa Teatro transmits the comedy and drama of "El delirio y la princesa" to the public in the simplest way, which responds from subtle smiles to hilarious laughter, without forgetting that other emotions also surface during the performance. .

Written and directed by Chilean Paulina Díaz Celery, this terrifying and hilarious comedy invites us to reflect on the role that has traditionally been reserved for women and their situation in today's society. The story takes place in the castle of the famous Cinderella, who is about to celebrate her bachelorette party.

While the maiden is waiting for her guests, she begins to plunge into a delirium that will make her abstract from reality until she manifests the most combative and rebellious of her being.

The work can be seen every Sunday, until October 31, at 6 pm in the AZarte room in Madrid (C / San Marcos 19). Tickets are available at Atrápalo, on the theater's website or at the box office.

ARTISTIC SHEET:

Production: La Rabiosa Teatro Company

Authorship and dramaturgy: Paulina Díaz Celery Direction: Paulina Díaz Celery and Mili Casanova

Cast: Javier Ubilla, Juan Calderón and Paulina Díaz

Makeup design and production: Mili Casanova Costume

Consultant: Katherine Ramos

Music and sound effects: Raúl Torres and Carlos Sierra

Sound technician: Carlos Sierra

Technical collaboration: Caterina Cerda

Photographs: Andrés Bautista de Tuanis Banana, Cultural Producer