Charles Perrault's sweet fable "Little Red Riding Hood" becomes a black comedy full of psychological horror and suspense by Argentine playwright Javier Dualte.
Silvia (Little Red Riding Hood) is a young woman who is distressed by the delicate state of health of her grandmother Eloísa, who is in intensive care and who has played the true role of mother.  The young woman loves the old woman more than her own mother Cora, who usually resolves her emotional conflicts with men and alcohol.  

The trigger will be the appearance of Víctor, The Wolf, whose objective is to seduce the young woman and govern her life.  He will no longer answer if his mouth is to eat it better, but rather to... kiss it better.  

Presented as an unusual mentalist with unconventional methods, this wolf has no sheep's clothing and his madness is evident from the beginning.  He lives tormented by a love that cannot be.

The story begins in a comedic tone and grows over a conflict that has as its axis the irony of love and its excesses, portrayed in three generations of women with explosive personalities who make up a dysfunctional family.

The director and actor Alejandro Goic, promises the viewer to see a Little Red Riding Hood like they never imagined seeing before, in his version of this work that will incorporate the landscapes of the national artist Pablo Domínguez (1962-2008) in the set design. 

DramaturgyJavier Daulte (title or

riginal: Little Red Riding Hood, A Fierce Show)


Direction
 and set design Alejandro Goic
Cast Alejandro Trejo, Constanza González, Andrea Martínez, Paz Martínez
Producer: Carmen Goic

Technical Chief Ángel Solovera
Costumes Ximena Velozo
Lighting Plasma Miguel Stuardo
Utelería Catalina Fernández
Music Niko Torres
Video images Jorge Yacoman
Drone image Gonzalo Zúñiga
Mask Margarita Marchi
Actor Video Italo Spotorno
Choreography and Dance Alicia Targarona
Photography Pendón Miguel Navarro A
Makeup and Photography Amanda Silva

 

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