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2004 |
PASSION… AND REMEMBRANCE! |
2005 |
14th
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VIII
International Festival of Spanish Theater |
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To say "The Best of Both Worlds" is to bring
together the world of theater in its relentless search of its own expression --
Latin America -- and that other world that presents itself to be re-found, to be
rediscovered -- the Old World ... Both are essential, both are real, both are
our reality. So steady your gaze, reach out your hand ... the Best of Both
Worlds is here! An unforgettable festival. A theatrical banquet!
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Costa Rica |
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Teatro Nacional de Costa Rica |
Teatro Nuestro
(Our Theater) |
Naturaleza Muerta con Violín
Un Trágico Tico a Pesar Suyo |
by Alberto Cañas &
Samuel Rovinski |
directed
by Mariano González |
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Still Life with Violin & A Costa Rican Tragedian In
Spite of Himself
Two for one! Two moments in a secret struggle for self
realization and identity. To the sweet strains of Mozart and Bach, two women
discover a relationship … with the same man! The scene changes, and two
harried employees surrealistically debate their routine, and the ordeals of
vacations. |
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Tibai Teatro |
Las Viajeras
(Betrayal) |
by
María Isabel Bosch & Jorge Merzari |
directed
by María Isabel Bosch |
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Four
Dominicans in Argentina. The price of their trip? Cold, lying words,
sweating bodies, dirty sheets … but still the dream. |
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Argentina |
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Teatro Concert |
SerTango
(Living Tango) |
by
Francisco Cocuzza |
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Music, song and poetry. A spectacle focused
on the poetic essence of tango’s principal creators. To understand, to
understand oneself, to find our inner being, Live the Tango! |
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Argentina |
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Grupo Kill Bob |
Reviú
(Review) |
by Matías
Ibarra & Daniela Trakal |
directed
by Matías Ibarra & Daniela Trakal |
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Songs Scene by Scene.
What do a bizarre medieval court, an absent psychologist’s office, love in a
grocery store and a trio of defrocked angels have in common? Dynamic
tableaux, bigger-than life personalities and striking costumes in this
‘outside the box’ musical comedy … Now what have we missed? |
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Spain
(Valladolid) |
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Teatro del Azar S.L. |
'Ñaque'
o de Piojos y Actores
(Thespians, or Of Lice and Actors) |
by
José Sanchis Sinisterra |
directed
by Juan Carlos Moretti |
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Turning “Waiting for Godot” on its head, two great
comics, as old as their own youthfulness, search for that ultimate
necessity: an audience. |
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Costa Rica |
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Teatro La Polea |
El Inmigrante
(The Immigrant) |
by
César Meléndez |
directed
by César Meléndez |
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A Nicaraguan
in Costa Rica, but even more, an exposition on the burning question that
affects all the Americas: immigration. |
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Spain
(Catalonia) |
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Compañía El Negro y El
Flaco |
Alquimia
(Alchemy) |
by
Rafa Espada &
Gerardo Casali |
directed by Fernando Chacovachi |
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A blending of Theater and Circus,
where everything goes, where there’s always room for wonder, “Alchemy”
is froth and magic; a show for all ages. And don’t be surprised if you
find yourself in the middle of the action! |
Thursday,
March 10 (8PM) |
Ages:
Family Show - Cash Bar |
"Comedic Pantomime"
Instituto de México |
Alquimia para
Niños (Alchemy for
Kids)
Focusing on
our youngest audience members, a blending of Theater and
Circus, where everything goes, where there’s always room
for wonder, “Alchemy” is froth and magic; a show for all
ages. |
Saturday,
March 5 (11:30AM)
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Instituto de México |
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Spain (Catalonia) |
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Knuk Teatro |
Larra, El Probrecito
Hablador
(Larra, the
Poor Little Chatterbox) |
on works by Mariano José de Larra & poems by M. Bretón
de los Herreros |
directed
by Frederic Roda Fabregas |
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The humor of words has never sounded so fine. Spoken
and sung, texts from the 19th Century encompass the reality of our 21st
Century. |
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Puerto Rico |
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Producciones Cisne, Inc.
& Producciones Aleph Inc. |
Juegos de Obsesión
(Games of Obsession) |
based on texts by Myrna Casas |
Conceived & performed by
Provi Sein |
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Memories, mementos, old photos... Interwoven
stories cruise through the intimate world of women,
obsessed by absurdity in the Game of Love.
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Shows |
Week 1 |
Opening Reception |
Wednesday 2/4 (6:30PM) |
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Costa Rica |
Friday 2/11 (8PM) |
Saturday 2/12 (3PM) |
Saturday
2/12 (8PM) |
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Week 2 |
Dominican Republic |
Tuesday 2/15
(8PM) |
Wednesday 2/16
(8PM)SOLD OUT |
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Argentina |
Friday 2/18 (8PM) |
Saturday 2/19 (3PM) |
Saturday 2/19 (8PM)
SOLD OUT |
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Week 3 |
Argentina |
Tuesday 2/22
(8PM) |
Wednesday 2/23
(8PM) |
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Spain (Valladolid) |
Friday 2/25 (8PM) |
Saturday 2/26 (3PM) |
Saturday
2/26 (8PM) |
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Week 4 |
Costa Rica |
Thursday 3/3 (8PM)
SOLD OUT |
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Friday 3/4 (8PM)
SOLD OUT |
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Saturday 3/5 (3PM) |
Saturday
3/5 (8PM)
SOLD OUT |
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Week 5 |
Spain (Barcelona) |
Thursday 3/10 (8PM) |
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Spain (Catalonia) |
Friday 3/11 (8PM) |
Saturday 3/12 (3PM) |
Saturday
3/12 (8PM) |
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Week 6 |
Puerto Rico |
Friday 3/18 (8PM)
SOLD OUT |
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Saturday 3/19 (3PM) |
Saturday
3/19 (8PM)SOLD OUT |
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Our visiting troupes travel by
Continental Airlines and stay in the Comfort Inn Ballston/Arlington |
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