SYNOPSIS

"Licentiate Vidriera," the protagonist of one of Cervantes' most celebrated novels, is undoubtedly one of the most delightful characters to come from the pen of Miguel de Cervantes.

"El Licenciado Vidriera" is a short novel belonging to the "Novelas ejemplares" (Exemplary Novels), written between 1590 and 1612, but not compiled until 1613 by Cervantes himself, following the acclaim for the first part of Don Quixote. "Licenciado Vidriera" is our adaptation, based on a contemporary theatrical research process.

Textual and physical theater and contemporary dance merge with flamenco, which becomes a symbol of the protagonist's moan and cry of madness. This flamenco is performed live by guitarist and singer Alberto Moreno, who also accompanies and narrates the vicissitudes of "El Licenciado," played by Jorge Barrantes.

An adaptation of the text inspired by new concepts of dramaturgy, but respecting the original work and Cervantine language.



With a scenographic approach laden with visual poetry, a conceptual work of objects and symbolism is produced where the elements acquire diverse meanings, in which video creations also play a leading role.

ARTISTIC AND TECHNICAL PICTURE

DIRECTION AND PLAYWRITING: Cristina D. Silveira

ADAPTATION AND ASSISTANCE: Pedro Luis López Bellot

SCENOGRAPHY AND PROPS: David Pérez and Diego Ramos

LOCKER ROOM: Myriam Cruz

SOUND SPACE: Alberto Rodríguez

VIDEO CREATION: The Attic Theater and Mara Nuñez

LIGHTNING: David Pérez Hernando

PHOTOGRAPH: Carlos Pérez

GRAPHIC DESIGN: Diego Ramos
INTERPRETERS: Jorge Barrantes and Alberto Moreno