Last three performances of ‘Hollywood is us’ at the Teatro Sánchez Aguilar

This week are the last performances of the play Hollywood is us directed by Lucho Mueckay, written by the Argentine playwright Mariano Moro and produced by the Sarao Cultural Center.

‘Hollywood is us’, between delirium and dream

The work is presented at the Sanchez Aguilar Theater and reunites the actresses Camila Moncada, Montse Serra, Alejandra Paredes, and María José Avilés. Y Hanoi Mückay.

The piece, described as one of the most successful comedies, reimagines five divas from the golden age of Hollywood cinema: Audrey Hepburn, Bette Davis, Rita Hayworth, Katharine Hepburn Y marilyn monroe, who unexpectedly find themselves in the waiting room of the presidential suite of a strange hotel. When someone brings them the news of who has been nominated for that year’s Oscar for Best Leading Actress, everything turns into a hilarious coven, revealing the dark side of each one of them. “What should be a meeting of friends turns into a pitched battle”, describes the statement of the work.

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“Five icons created by the film industry and at the peak of their careers keep many secrets between them. But a common and greater one will be revealed when the fictional spotlights go off at the end of the night.says the statement by way of expectation.

In a previous interview with the actress Montse Serra, who gives life to Bette Davis, He said that this stage proposal shows real women and not divas. “The text also talks about the reality of all of them, far from Hollywood stereotypes and close to flesh and blood women, fragile and with the same experiences as millions of women of that time. described in a previous interview.

In his duties in 2021 hollywood is us it generated good comments from viewers and theater critics. “The romantic and tragicomic atmosphere -at times hilarious- that the actresses produce on stage touches and envelops us like invisible and seductive gauze and tulle, managing to make us forget that we are an audience to feel like one more among them”considered the playwright Maria de Lourdes Falconi Puig.

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“The adaptation of these personalities in interpretations ‘Ecuadorian’ not only seasons them, but, above all, translates them to our environment”said, for his part, Hugo Avilés, playwright and theater critic.

The latest functions are this Thursday 25, Friday 26 and Saturday 27 August at 20:30. Admission is $20. It can be purchased through www.teatrosanchezalguilar.org or in the theater’s mobile application. For more information you can call 096-063-8248. (YO)