At the Milan Theater, the re-release of the play "Not to Money!" took place, now featuring a cast made up of Antonio Alcántara, Mariana Gajá, Pilar del Valle, and Pablo Perroni. Under the direction of Sebastián Sánchez Amunátegui and the playwriting of Flavia Coste, the comedy promises to entertain and amuse the audience from the very first moment.
The plot revolves around a modern mother, a friend with uncertain sexual orientation, a wife worried about finances, and a carefree husband with unexpected news. The story unfolds in a way that engages and entertains, showcasing hilarious situations and peculiar characters that will undoubtedly generate laughter among the spectators.
One of the highlights of the play is the performance of a flight attendant who provides a lesson on flying, alluding to the preparation for a radical life change that involves a marriage proposal and moving to a cold country. These lessons, so necessary in times of transformation, add a touch of reflection to the plot.
During the performance, the music by Yurief Nieves accompanies the story and envelops the audience in an atmosphere that invites reflection on the unexpected twists life can take, for better or for worse. The staging captures attention and generates empathy with the characters, showcasing everyday situations with a comedic and entertaining approach.
"Instructions for Flying" is another play that has left an impression on audiences. Directed by José Antonio Cordero and starring Karina Gidi, the monologue addresses the story of an unemployed actress from Latin America who meets a man from a cold country through online apps, unleashing comedic and reflective situations about life and love.
Both plays, presented in the Xavier Villaurrutia Room of the Cultural Center of the Forest, have captivated audiences with their talented cast, captivating stories, and deep messages about the human condition. The combination of brilliant performances, impeccable direction, and engaging scripts promises an unforgettable theatrical experience for attendees. Don't miss out on these gems of the theatrical scene!
