the job shows up “They were five brothers and she was not so holy”, It is directed by Enrique Giungi.
The functions are the days Monday from 10pm at the Zorba Theater (Montevideo 13. Carlo Paz).
about work
In their synopsis it is detailed: “In a marginal neighborhood of Córdoba in the 60s, Doña Ramona and her five children organize a birthday party where unexpected situations will unleash. A piece of news will change the course of their lives, leading them to review their family history to face big changes.
In “There Were Five Brothers and She Wasn’t So Holy”, Miguel Iriarte recovers from humor and melodrama, the life of a forgotten Córdoba, which nevertheless still today allows its traits to be glimpsed in the identity of its inhabitants”.
The work exposes in a crude and humorous way the life of a family group in the suburban neighborhoods of a marginal, poor and forgotten Córdoba. A stroke of fate changes the life of the family and causes disagreements, antagonisms and human miseries to flourish.
The job does reference to the suburban neighborhoods of the city of Córdoba, where different characters live together in a simple life that is sometimes traversed by drama and the unexpected.
Miguel Iriarte, In his masterpiece he tells through his texts the hardships that the inhabitants of marginal neighborhoods experience, in stark contrast to the joy of everyday life, food, music and love. Enrique Giungi takes up that accent to build a work that recovers the poetics of the late playwright, to expose the identity traits that have marked the imprint of his characters and their way of life.
On stage: Mirta Arevalo, Angel Cardozo, Marina Badino, Claudio Gottero, Paloncho Fernandez, Luis Roca, Caro Kopp, Valeria Pittaro, Gabrielle Russo and Micka Bustamante.
