With dramaturgy by Gonzalo Demaría, the show "Elsa Tiro" arrives on the stage of the Teatro Regio, where will it premiere on saturday 11 March with performances by Luciano Cáceres, Alejandra Radano and Josefina Scaglione.

This piece is made around Eugene O'Neill and will be directed by Cáceres himself. The functions will be from Thursday to Sunday at 20 hours, with tickets for sale at the ticket office of the venue located on Avenida Córdoba 6056 or on the official site of the Theater Complex of Buenos Aires (CTBA).

On the other hand, the cast is completed by the dancers Federica Wankiewicz and Rosina Heldner, graduates of the Contemporary Dance Workshop (TDC) of the Teatro San Martín and the live pianist Gabriela Bernasconi.

The father of modern drama, the North American Eugene O'Neill, began as a poet in Buenos Aires. I was young and a marginal soul: the immigrant sailors from La Boca were his friends, the prostitutes of Paseo de Julio their girlfriends. Inspired by one of them, La Renguita, the boy writes his first play.

twenty five years later, already established as a serious author, a mature and convalescing O'Neill receives the Nobel Prize. His wife Carlotta takes advantage of the effects of chloroform to find out about that past and recover the mysterious lost work..

This show, the second that Gonzalo Demaría and Luciano Cáceres present together at the CTBA as author and director, respectively (the previous one had been "The blue-eyed lamb", of 2011), will project images with sexual content.