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He returned one night, love, humor and wit, this comedy with Beatriz Carvajal and Carlos Santos directed by César Oliva, and a cast that includes Daniel Ortiz, Berta Hernández, Pedro Segura and Mónica Gracia with the special collaboration of Pedro Casablanc
It returned one night is a comedy of Eduardo Rovner, whose first representation took place in Montevideo, in 1993. Later it has been released in Buenos Aires, happening later to scenes of so different countries like the United States, Cuba, Mexico, Israel, Finland, Brazil , Paraguay and the Czech Republic.
In the latter in Ostrava specifically, is in repertoire since 2003. The versions and translations, then, have been considerable.
Up to now, in Spain it has not been able to appear more than in the university theater regime.
The work is, without a doubt, one of the best of its author and contemporary dramaturgy written in Spanish.
Although it raises serious issues such as the demystification of death, determinism, the influence of the past in the present or the conflict between tradition and modernity, it always does so from humor, paradox and a deep theatricality full of successes.
In some sense it is inscribed in the line of the theater beyond, but with touches of renewal that remind of the best Jardiel Poncela and the cleverest Noël Coward.
The version of Bonjour mon amour eliminates certain references typical of Argentine culture, extending to a more open, more cosmopolitan dramatic space if you like, in which its main themes appear in all their fullness.
For this, it has a set (Francisco Leal) full of imagination, illuminated so that the real planes are confused with the unreal ones (Jesús Palazón) and a staging (César Oliva) as sincere as effective.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Torre Pacheco
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