2023-11-11 21:17:37
With a spatula
November 11 2023, 3:17 pm
Photo: Hiram Vergani
The curtain rose, revealing a majestic scenic display, created by the talented director Marianery Amin, who wove a visual canvas at the Teresa Carreño Theater, transforming it into a world of magic and rebellion. The pre-premiere of “Matilda” on the night of this November 10th was more than a show; It was a revolution led by children, armed not only with ingenuity but also with dazzling talent.
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The set design, Amin’s masterpiece, transported the public to the limitless imagination of Roald Dahl, masterfully fusing fantasy and reality, there he recreated the world of Matilda, an intelligent and curious girl who lives in a family that does not value her and who suffers mistreatment from the family. director of her school, the fearsome Tronchatoro. With a play of lights, shadows and projections, the director managed to create atmospheres that ranged from the Wormwood home to the library where Matilda took refuge in books. Valentina Sánchez, in charge of lighting, painted each scene with light, highlighting the brilliance of the characters and their emotions, while the Gran Mariscal Ayacucho Symphony Orchestra, directed by the masterful Alejandro Muñoz, gave the narrative a musicality that elevated the experience to new heights.
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Julián Izquierdo, playing the fierce Tronchatoro, He unleashed laughter with his humorous touch, demonstrating that theater can be both fun and provocative. Claudia Rojas, in the role of the charming Señorita Miel, delighted with her voice that caressed every corner of the theater, while Emilie Ciardiello, as Matilda, embodied rebellion with overwhelming charisma.
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Mr. Wormwood, played by Tom Vivas, and Mrs. Wormwood, played by Marilyn Chirinobrought a touch of Creole humor to the original script, creating a vibrant and unique atmosphere. The salsa dancer Rodolfo, played masterfully by Henderson Cortez, added a touch of unparalleled rhythm and energy to the story. They all made a fun parody of the Venezuelan family in this bold show.
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Leandro Campos as Miguelito stood out, stealing the show with her lively performance despite having few words, few but hilarious. The rest of the children’s cast led by Sebastian Rojas as Bruce gave an equally impressive performance. Each of the young and talented actors performed her role with perfection and the ensemble of dancers and chorus girls dazzled with their skill and synchronization.
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The choreography, by Taba Luis Ramírez, was a visual delight, complementing the plot with precise and captivating movements. The work, which will have six performances until November 19, is not only a musical; It is a declaration of theatrical emancipation, a revolution where children, led by the intrepid Matilda, challenge the tyranny of director Tronchatoro and conquer the stage with their ingenuity and talent. A show that not only entertains, but leaves a mark in the hearts of the public, marking a milestone in the theatrical history of Venezuela.
Photo: Hiram Vergani
Matilda, Venezuela also invites you to dream, to read, to think and to fight against injustice. It is a work that you cannot miss.
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