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Dolores or happiness tells the story of Lola, a girl who is in the dilemma of what to do her life.Without deciding, he will face a trip to different spaces in search of happiness;A criticism of what is raised as a concept of happiness.

Blanca Teresita Álvarez Gutiérrez, who is part of the cast, commented that this text had already been worked in generations passed by her bachelor's partners, who invited her to join the work.He said that she opted for the project because the theme is in force in our society, because it not only addresses the issue of suicide, but also machismo and how this ideology is broken.

"The artist is done when his art exposes (...) for us has been very satisfying and pleasant to be able to return to the stage and be fortunate to be the first to do so".

Looking from the jaws is based on the popular story "The twelve princesses dancers".Every night, princesses secretly escape an underground kingdom to dance.The king, who sees the shoes of his shattered daughters every morning even though he locks them, decides to offer one of the princesses as a wife and his kingdom as an inheritance to the one who guess the mystery within three days;All from contemporary vision and language.

For the pandemic, an audiovisual version of the work had to be performed and now, after a year, they can release it in person.For Alejandro González Mendicuti, director of the work, although the material had an exit, the format was made for the face -to -face, so share with people the work done for one year is of the utmost importance.

González Mendecuti began to do theater from the age of 15 and that was where he discovered a place where he could find people with common interests, a space to talk about aspects of intimate and politics life, where he found the freedom to express himself.

Tanga/Crossing for three female throats tells the story of Ana, Laila and Mara, three girls from different countries seeking to have a better life;However, throughout history they are found in different scenarios that force them to prostitute themselves.Lies, deceptions and obligations become female prostitution.

Yadsiri Vázquez, who plays Laila, explained that together with a group of women they considered very important to tell this story, because they know that it is a situation through which many women have passed, and decided to do so with young university women, as did thecharacters.

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He said that playing Laila was a great challenge, since his personalities are very different."The time to deliver my body to that character was a turn because it is the opposite of me, but at the same time I want to tell its story," he said.

Bacantes is an Euripides text that has been intervened to bring it to a contemporary context, with current situations and references to childhood, but without losing the essence of the original text.Bacantes are women who leave the office of the house to whom they were forced to be free.

Fernando Arana, actor in the work, said that, in addition to exposing the empowerment of women, it also addresses the archetypal position of man.He mentioned that it is wonderful how such an old text exposes women in such a strong way.

The work is the letter of presentation to the professional world for most actors and actresses of this work.Expects not to die only as a titration presentation, but to continue standing.

Dolores or happiness will still be presented at the Experimental Theater of Jalisco on October 19 and 26, at 8:00 p.m..Looking from the jaws will be at the Vivian Blumenthal Theater, the same days, at 7:00 p.m..And thong/crossing for three females throats will be staged on October 20 and 27, at 7:00 p.m..

The premiere of the Bacantes will be in November, with five dates at the Experimental Theater of Jalisco.Tickets can be purchased through the Bulletia page.All projects were carried out thanks to the Scholarship Program for the Artistic Production of Titling Works of the Grodman legacy.

Text: Cristóbal Ramos |Cuaad