Argentine actor Ricardo Darín, who stars with his compatriot Andrea Pietra in the theatrical production Scenes from married life, believes that after experiencing the last two years around the world “there are some things that are not can be replaced as a performance in the theater “.

“The event, going to a theater to be part of the ritual of being all participants in the battle exposed on stage, side by side with our peers, was like nothing, and assumes us that things are starting to return to normalSaid Ricardo Darin.

The work is presented from this Wednesday May 11 to the next May 22 at the Teatro del Soho in the Spanish city of Malaga (south).

back in the ring

Work resumed after “two very rare years in which so many ideas had to be suspended and postponedso many projects and ambitions ”, he commented.

“The same thing happened to all of us, from confinement to a gesture to the continuation of the dynamic, and we had too much anxiety to return to the ring as did the spectators to meet their peers in a theater, “he added.

Therefore, they are “happy to have gone through this difficult stage for humanity” and now they want to “enjoy these spaces of happiness compared to what is happening in the world, where we are all destroyed.

What does it feel like to work

Scenes of married life this is a task “in permanent movement”according to Darín, who often comments to Pietra about “resigning to the things he has been saying for several years, which, now inserted, have a different meaning.”

For the actor, it stems from the “skill, ability and intelligence” of the author of the original text, Ingmar Bergman, “in exposing the conflict in the lives of two people over twenty-five years.”

“It has among its positive effects that The scenes bring together the situations people go through in our relationshipsor we know something close to us that goes through them, and there’s a developing effect called a mirror that makes us feel close to what’s going on on stage, no matter how dangerous it is, ”he said.

lots of humor

When asked if seeing this work could save marriages from crisis or surely condemn them, Darín admitted that when his friends told him he was going, he asked them “how are they with their spouses”.

“It occurred to me to meet friends who went to the festival and looked at me saying: ‘Why didn’t you tell me it was that?’ “he joked.

Darín pointed out that in this montage “there’s a lot of humor, something that doesn’t happen in the television and film versions“, and here is added” the addition that, when the conflict goes through Latin and blood idiosyncrasy, it deepens the wit “.

The actor believes that the Teatro del Soho, where they were welcomed this Wednesday by their creator, the Spanish actor. Antonio Banderasis an “ideal” room for works of this kind, which “because it is intimate, it draws a lot from its proximity to the stalls”.

For her part, Andrea Pietra agrees with Darín that the theater “is like nothing, the live, being in the moment” and this work also has a text that the actors “want to go through”.

Pietra considered the work “leaving people in a positive mood and saves love, which is the most important of these two people ”, and although he talks about marriage“ being a trap ”, the viewer“ recognizes the sensations, situations and experiences that are told on stage “.

Source: EFE

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