Portal de San Javier
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Kiti actress and actor Jorge Manver Roelas interpret this comedy about life after divorce Canadian Bernard Slade directed by Juan Carlos Rubio.
The play tells the story of a divorced marriage, Lola and Victor, who are forced to be in different "special occasions" that holds its heritage of life together.
Victor and Lola, who share 3 children, continue to find throughout the 10 years following the breakup of his marriage.
School meetings, funerals, weddings, or Christmas meet this couple in which there is still a hidden tension that will have to address loving at the end of the work when there is the possibility of an unexpected friendship between the two, which would come, paradoxically, through divorce.
".... So simple when you say you want a friend is not it, says Victor at a time of work." ... Because when you tell a lover asks right away how much you love me?
You love me forever?
But a friend is simple.
It is much easier to understand.
No more adjectives or questions ... .. ", follows the character of George Roelas along a funny and moving text at a time.
The scenery of the assembly, functional and undecorated, the work of Vicky Toledano, let the weight of it in the acting, ably led by Juan Carlos Rubio who has worked both as Jorge Manver Kiti Roelas for which spares no praise.
Actors longstanding and prestigious film, television and theater, and Roel Manver Kiti reunite on stage after nearly 30 years when they met in "Six Characters in Search of an Author" led by Narros.
This time advocate a full-blown comedy written by Bernard Slade, author of television hits as "Bewitched" and plays like "Same time next year," for whose film adaptation, starring Alan Alda, was an Oscar nomination.
The author and director Juan Carlos Rubio, who does double in the festival which will also feature "races" of D.
Mammet, refers to "Special Occasions" as "a magnificent text, a summary of what I like when directing a play: perfect dramatic structure, dialogue, bright and sharp, alive and well defined characters and above all, an abiding sense of humor and irony that splashes the whole story. "
Source: Ayuntamiento de San Javier
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