The playwright Luis Barrales adapts the original text by Máximo Gorki (Russia) bringing it to a Chilean family of the current middle class. Directed by Aliocha de la Sotta.
In 1901, the Russian Máximo Gorky wrote "The Petty Bourgeoisies", where an impoverished family of the Moscow bourgeoisie debated between succumbing to the transformations or defending their interests in the midst of the effervescence prior to the Russian Revolution.
More than a century later, the national playwright Luis Barrales adapts the original text, bringing it to a Chilean family of the current middle class that faces a crisis familiar while a social revolt occurs outside, suggesting a disturbing similarity between the existential boredom of the last century and the contemporary confusion resulting from violent paradigm shifts.
Dramaturgy Luis Barrales
Direction Aliocha de La Sotta
Assistant director María Jesús López
Cast Camila Hirane, Elvira López Alfonso, Loreto Lustig, Sara Pantoja, Mauricio Flores, Cristóbal Goldsack and Julio Toloza
Set design and lighting Rodrigo Leal
Scenographic production Czechoslovakia
Costume design Felipe Olivares
Composition Musical Fernando Milagros
Artistic production Sebastián Castro
A Finis Terrae Theater Production
THIS WORK IS PRESENTED IN GAM IN THE FRAMEWORK OF IX SANTIAGO FESTIVAL OFF 2020
Jan 31 and Feb 1, 2020
Fri – 3:30 p.m.
Saturday – 5 p.m.
Building A, floor 1, Room A2
$3,000 General.