The successful musical comedy “Forever Young” is about to premiere its eleventh season at the Picadero Theater, which will once again become the most fun nursing home.

Originated in Norway, This play will return to the stage on 5 of June, where he will give functions every Monday from 20 hours and until August, under the General direction of Daniel Casablanca, musical direction by Gaby Goldman, choreographies by Elizabeth de Chapeaurouge and general production by Pablo Kompel and Sebastián Blutrach.

It is worth remembering that this setting was the one that was at the reopening of the traditional Buenos Aires venue located on Pasaje Santos Discépolo 1857, end of may 2012.

“Forever Young” also brings together a great cast within the national musical comedy, con nombres como Walter Canella (“Sweeny Todd”), Christian Giménez (“Tita”), Melania Lenoir (“Chicago”), Andrea Lovera ("Dracula"), Ivanna Rossi (“Raffaela”) and German Tripel (“Avenue Q”), accompanied by the teacher Hernán Matorras.

Following his success, the proposal had three ACE Awards 2012, in the categories "Best Musical and/or Music hall", “Female Performance in Musical” (Ivanna Rossi) and "Musical Direction" (Daniel Casablanca). Gimena Riestra was also recognized with a HUGO Award 2012 for Best Female Supporting Performance.

In "Forever Young" the plot will run in a nursing home in full 2050. There, seven elderly people will live together in the middle of rehabilitation exercises, medicine and fond memories. But nevertheless, when the nurse leaves, the spirit of pop and rock & roll magically comes to life and the dear elders decide to stand the test of time with an unbeatable secret weapon: music.

further, throughout the work, great classics from the 70s will parade, I don't remember the last time I did it like that.", with Queen's songs, Eurythmics, Alphaville, The Rolling Stones, Bob Marley, The Beatles, Bob Dylan, Nirvana and even a national rock block created especially for this version.

As for inputs, They will be available at the theater ticket offices or through the PlateaNet system.