"black ice", by Luciana Acuna and Luis Biasotto, reaches the Teatro Sarmiento
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On Sunday 30 October will hit the stage of the Sarmiento Theater the play "Black Ice", show created by Luciana Acuña and Luis Biasotto.
Directed by Acuña herself, the work can be seen from 20 hours in the enclosure located on Avenida Sarmiento 2715 and belonging to the Theater Complex of Buenos Aires. As for inputs, They can be purchased at the local ticket office or through the official website of the CTBA.
Milva Leonardi, Francisco Dibar, Santiago Gobernori, Luciana Acuña and Matías Sendón lead the cast of the play that will remain on the billboard until 4 from December, with functions from Friday to Sunday.
“Hielo negro” is a show created in different residences in Ecuador, USA and La Plata. Snow is a phenomenon that does not exist in Buenos Aires, so the entire creation of Black Ice was colored by this exceptional landscape that was, for its creators, of absolute inspiration.
Everything was ready for a new imaginary to unfold on the scene. The work invites you to enter that imaginary and the universe of two creators who knew each other by heart and who brought many years of creation together and friendship..
According to its creators, “‘Black ice’ is the last residue of snow. When the temperature exceeds zero degrees, the pure white dissolves. What remains is a thin transparent layer that, being invisible, It's a constant danger zone..
This is another play about death, but also about two friends; over the unfathomable abyss of creation; about the impossible landscapes; about romeo and juliet; about ghosts.
Death in this work causes laughter. The dead rise but cause no terror. Maybe the dead will rise because we can't live without them. Perhaps there is nothing in the world that has not been before, in some other time or place. Perhaps there will be a moment where we can no longer differentiate fantasy from reality..