The works ‘The Platypus’ and ‘Lost’ will be presented at the Paulsen Studio and the Cino Fabiani House, respectively.
‘Lost’ at Casa Cino Fabiani
In a joint bet, the Casa Cino Fabiani and the Sánchez Aguilar Theater inaugurate a new modality for cultural management in Guayaquil, through an alliance that will allow the work to be staged Lost, by the Spanish Ramón Madaula, leaving the public to decide where to go to see it, as it is scheduled in two seasons.
Juan and Luis, bank employees who meet every noon to eat, They organize a dinner with their respective partners and, since then, the relationship between them will change, because a not so innocent proposal from Juan will have consequences that will endanger the peaceful life they enjoy.
The piece stars the actors Francisco Aguiñaga and Andres Olmedo, under the direction of David Morejón. The premiere at Casa Cino Fabiani (Numa Pompilio Llona street, Las Peñas) will be the Friday, November 12 at 8:00 p.m.; It will be held every Friday and Saturday until December 11. From January 2022, it can be seen at the Sánchez Aguilar Theater. Admission: $ 20. Reservations at 099-469-3323.
‘The Platypus’ at Estudio Paulsen
It is a comedy written by the Mexican Humberto Robles, winner of the San Gines award in 2019. The work confronts the viewer and puts the monogamy, fidelity and bisexuality. The platypus is an animal that caused a stir and controversy in the 19th century because naturalists did not know how to classify it. This work shows us, through a parallel with the animal, how indecipherable human relationships can be. Tells the story of three friends, who have been in a relationship for years, and are considering the possibility of experimenting with their sexuality, which makes their most impulsive and even animal sides awaken.
The functions will be carried out at the Paulsen Studio, from November 11 to 20, Thursday to Saturday. The play is performed by Raúl Sánchez Mc Millan, teacher of the Meisner technique; Lissette Rezabala and Alfredo Solomon; led by Adrian Cardenas, graduates of the Paulsen Study. Reservations: 096-018-9636. Admission: $ 15.
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