What to see, what to do in Guayaquil from Sunday, May 28 to Saturday, June 3, 2023

Children’s theater festival

Until next Sunday the first children’s theater festival, this has been taking place since Friday in the La Bota room, on the Salado promenade. The works will be presented on the day of this last day hot dog cat (The Tent of the Moon), at 11:30 am; ancestral storiesat 4:00 PM; colored submarine (Uh hands), at 5:00 PM; And, once upon a time there was a little mouse (The tent of the moon), at 6 p.m.

Tickets for each show cost $7, or you can opt for the $10 two-person promotion. Tickets are for sale at the theater box office.

Sensory: Stand on my feet

A sensory experience that makes you feel what a street animal experiences is the proposal stand on my feet, an activity by students of Casa Grande University that aims to raise awareness of abandonment and its consequences. In Ecuador, the Alerta Me Perdí project reported 3,314 lost animals in 2022: 2,592 dogs, 718 cats, 2 birds, one rabbit and one classified as “other”. Of this total, only 782 returned home, which is only 23%. More reports were received in July and December.

This meeting, which is part of a campaign, will continue Wednesday, May 31 in the auditorium of the Casa Grande University (in front of door # 6 of the Albán Borja cc).

Cycle: Korean Thriller

The film will be screened as part of the Korean Thriller cycle, organized by Cinema Scape The hunterby Hong-jin Na. The tape is provided joong-ho, a scruffy detective who becomes a pimp with financial problems due to the recent disappearance of some of his girls. While trying to locate them, he finds a clue that they were all called by the same customer.

The film will be presented on Wednesday May 31 at 5:30 p.m. in the cinema of the Production and Innovation Center MZ14from the School of the Arts (3rd floor, Boulevard 9 de Octubre and Panama, corner).

lyrical gala

The choir of the Salesian Polytechnic University presents the show musical called Gala Lírica, in which the group shares the stage with invited soloists such as the soprano Ruth Diazthe countertenor Lisando Loothe soprano Ma Augusta Jibaja, the tenor Andres Cordova and the pianist Eddie Gonzalez.

The repertoire includes pieces by C. Monteverdi, Mozart, Verdi, F. Schubert, 1. F. Moreno Torroba, among others. The meeting will be May 31 at 7 p.min the Main Hall of the María Auxiliadora Campus, km 19 road to the coast. Free entrance.

‘Perceptual’ exhibition

The exhibition is presented in the MAAC perceptual, by the Peruvian artist George Arce. The sample was assembled by the master Hernan Zuniga, who says that Arce’s daily behavior is a perceptual rite that leads him to meet his inner universe, holistically connected to the cosmos. “His sensory emotion as a creative artist is a clear resistance to the bleak forms of everyday reality that we perceive as social beings, and that we always strive for that supreme beauty of an art that liberates us,” he expresses in his curatorship.

The exhibition can be seen until June 7 in room 5 of the MAAC (Malecón and Loja). Free entrance.

Cineclub presents ‘The kiss and other frictions’

The cinema club of the School of the Arts presents the cycle entitled “The kiss and other frictions”, which brings together cinematic works that portray this first and memorable approach to the feeling and concept of (lack of) love, especially in the period of adolescence .

To start this cycle, the film is shown It felt like loveby Eliza Hitman. The synopsis reads: During a summer outside Brooklyn, 14-year-old Lila’s sexual awakening takes a dangerous turn as she pursues an older man and tests the boundaries between obsession and love.

This tape will be presented on Friday, June 2 at 5:30 p.m in the cinema of the Production and Innovation Center MZ14from the School of the Arts (3rd floor, Boulevard 9 de Octubre and Panama, corner).

Royal magic concert

The musical will premiere on Saturday 3 and Sunday 4 June royal magic, directed by Gabriel Andrew, who takes to the stages of the Teatro Sánchez Aguilar, an unpublished version of Aladdin. The story is about a fun genie who fulfills Jasmine’s dreams and takes her to different magical worlds.

The musical concert pays homage to all those classic songs from Disney’s highest-grossing storybook movies, such as Aladdin, The Lion King, Coco, Charme.

The musical brings together more than 20 stage performers, singers, choreographic images, light play, acrobats and technological effects, making this a show First level to enjoy with the family. They will be on stage Yilda Banchón, Fabo Doja, María Karla Gómez, Dayana Senges, Ricardo Pico and Magda Salinas.

Open air theatre

This Wednesday’s features are love is such a thing 2, a musical work that deals with the story of a shaky marriage, “showing that when love is strong there is no age or time that separates it.” This story, between laughter and sighs, will be lived with the best grudge and love music, with Leo Dan, Luis Miguel, Armando Manzanero, starring Ana Passeri, Carlos Scavonne and Fabo Doja.

It will be presented every Wednesday until June 28, at 8 p.m., outside the Sanchez Aguilar Theater. Tickets cost $20 and can be purchased through the website (www.teatrosanchezaguilar.org), at the apps or theater box offices.