Carlos Celdrán and Flora Lauten's version of "La increíble y triste historia de la cándida Eréndira y su abuela desalmada," the famous story by renowned Colombian writer Gabriel García Márquez, is a theatrical exploration of intimacy, nostalgia and divestment. Teatro Buendía's creative process was deeply invested in the investigation of the expressive possibilities of the dramaturgy of the actor, the characters and the essential myth within the story, in order to unveil the hidden metaphor of Eréndira.
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Video:
Video in HIDVL
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Title:
La increíble y triste historia de la cándida Eréndira y su abuela desalmada
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Holdings:
video (HIDVL)
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Duration:
01:46:19
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Language:
Spanish
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Date:
1992
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Location:
La Habana, Cuba.
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Type-Format:
play, performance
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Cast:
Flora Lauten, Lillian Vega, Ernesto Tapia, Félix Antequera, Orestes Pérez, Esther Cardoso, Antonia Fernández, Ivanessa Cabrera, AntonioVarona, Rubén Pérez, Vivian Agramonte, Evelyn Dávila, Dania J. Aguerreberez, Héctor Agüero.
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Credits:
Teatro Buendía, producer ; Fundateneofestival, producer ; Eusebio Pedro Castellanos, producer ; William López, producer ; Carlos Celdrán, Flora Lauten, directors ; Antonio Varona, Yanina Pérez, assistant directors ; based on the eponymous novella by Gabriel García Márquez ; Marieta Veulens, Héctor Agüero, original music ; traditional Cuban music, additional music selection ; José Salas, set, lighting & costume design ; Noelia Pérez, costumes ; Marcell Ferrer, videographer.
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