In it Lucerne Forum from Mexico City presents itself Voraciousa play directed by Reynolds Robledo and starring the actors Manuel Balbi and Alejandro Oliva. With great success, the staging is offering its last dates, and it is an excellent opportunity to approach the theater from an interesting and novel option.
In Voracious The audience also has the power to influence the narrative of the story, and that is perhaps one of its most attractive qualities. The public is not limited to expectation, but has the power to act. Through a vote, forum attendees They will be able to decide the fate of one of their protagonists.
Voracious tells the story of a chef who wants to make the dish of his life and to do so look for a man who is willing to be cooked on a reality show. People sitting in the chair have the opportunity to choose, for example, what part of Juan Pérez’s body to cuta common man.
The play is based on the playwright’s text Jorge Robinet. Regarding this, the director of Voracious account:
“Robinet’s text is very provocative, using cooking and meat is a mere pretext, but there is also a lot of heart and at the same time there is a lot of emotion in what he proposes. As a director, I was forced to play a lot with the elements, because in the play we are going to be on three fronts in the Lucerne Forum, it is very close to the audience and they become like voyeurs all the time, at the beginning there is going to be something very uncomfortable , but even as funny, it will cause uncomfortable laughter in the audience, but when we get to the moments in which you really have to cut meat, I hope that tension will be generated in the audience and that it will no longer be funny.
The play is presented every Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. and his last function will be next June 26thso you still have time to experience a story with more than one interesting read.
From criticism of reality shows, their morbidity, power and social networks, Voracious It is one of the most interesting artistic options currently on the billboard. We leave you the exact direction from Foro Lucerna so you can take a look: C. Lucerna 64, Juárez, Cuauhtémoc, 06600 Mexico City, CDMX.
