In the third moment, Abuela’s personal library, among dusty copies with delicious dishes, but still readable with Orgullo and Prejuicio th Last darling and one nightyou have a story that is passed down from generation to generation and that, despite having more than one symbol of life, no Pierre Vision. On the contrary, it is a constant reconstruction of the same thing: Muhercitasclassic of literature, author Louisa May Alcott in 1868. It was translated into various languages and introduced into cinema ten years ago. Ahora, la musical version -which performed on Broadway in 2005- He arrived in Buenos Aires and left for Paseo La Plaza.. Once again, the March sisters find themselves at the feet of those who have always wanted to preserve Joe’s free spirit, as well as those who wanted to get acquainted with and immerse themselves in the iconic work. revolutionary and feminist world that the author planted 155 years ago.
He has a very famous name, he lived in Spain and flew to Argentina to fulfill his great dream.
Muhercitas It was first published in 1868. It was born thanks to a request and practically as a gift from its author. “I didn’t want to write it because it wasn’t what I wanted to write,” Susan Cheever, the book’s author, told her. Louisa May Alcott, personal biography a la BBC in 2020.
Louisa May Alcott (1832-1888) was the second of four brothers (like March) and the daughter of Abigail May Alcott and Amos Bronson Alcott.
His father was a follower of transcendentalism and instilled his ideas in his children, especially Louise, who I was inspired to take the train and tell my stories.. Yella hizo. He wrote 30 detective novels under the pseudonym A. M. Barnard, but he became famous for another genre that was not entirely to his liking.
The Alcott family was going through difficult economic times and Louise was challenged to find a way to help, and she wanted to do it with her books. But when it comes down to it, you’ll have to work through the pages of your essays and follow the editor’s instructions. Thomas Niallwho asked her for “something for the girls.”
Everything was as it was The first edition was published on September 30, 1868.in two places Muhercitas who opened the doors to the Concord, Massachusetts home of the March family, according to Marmee and his four hijjas Meg, Joe, Amy and Beth. The women, who soon began to find a place for themselves in the world, had to survive economically while their father fought the war of secession. A powerful story, rightly inspired by the real life of its author..
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“Alcott was, without knowing it, one of the first feminists in history.. I defended myself not only behind my back, I defended my life alone, I discovered and improved myself, until through Muhercitaswe encouraged everyone to do it,” said Anne Boyd Rioux, author of the book Women’s Legacy in an interview with El Pais in 2019.
In history, Louise’s life is represented through the character of Joe., a young writer, idealistic and passionate, who questioned the rules of a society in which women were destined to marry. With her words, she was looking for her place in the world: I dreamed of becoming a famous writer, publishing great books and stay with your family forever.
Small woman -according to the English name- it was the final of the round. After its first edition, published in two parts, it became a literary classic that was later featured in film and television. If you search a large panel of different adaptations, the most memorable ones will be those that 1994starring Winona Ryder, Kirsten Dunst, Susan Sarandon th Christian Bale; and the most recent one 2019master director Greta Gerwig I have a list of stars encabezado por Saoirse Ronan, Emma Watson, Florence Pugh, Laura Dern, Timothée Chalamet th Meryl Streep. The film received multiple acclaim and allowed a new generation to connect with the author’s feminist and revolutionary ideas, which were well known in the past and very familiar.
Novellaalso translated into 55 languages and considered a key work of literature, I also went to musical theater. On January 23, 2005 took place Broadway Small womanwritten by Allan Nee, with lyrics by Mindy Dickstein, music by Jason Howland and based on poetry by Alcott.
Sutton Foster It was he who played Joe, this character who so inspired young readers with his fantastic books and his “bloody” stories, this immense love for his family and this deep desire to be a writer in a world strictly intended for men. .
At 18 on Broadway musical launched in Argentinamore precisely in Pablo Neruda Hall of the Paseo La Plaza Theater. This proposal, presented for the first time in Latin America, complements the original story and invites all generations – but from different places – to imagine themselves in a classic classic.
When Juan Alvarez Prado I asked her to direct the Argentine adaptation of the musical. Muhercitas All you have to do is “turn the bases”, read the book and watch the movies. I knew the title would generate so much interest, but I would have liked to know that the offering would appeal to “a 70-year-old woman who holds a different vision of feminism than a 50-year-old woman and an 18-year-old woman” and who These three generations can be identified.
“Let’s talk about these things, knowing that history must come first, without giving you our opinion on how it works today, while giving value to heroic deeds, self-love who had this woman“I told you, director Muhercitas To NATION.
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All the miracles in the theater the March brothers live and recreate, in that ancient old city, these are Joe’s first things that inspire them with illusion.
The work is headed by Macarena Giraldes who created a new and modern Joe, with an interesting physical approach and masterful vocal technique. They complete the list Deborah TurzaMaria Florencia Sapana, Aldana Eva, Carmela Barsaman, Bruno Coccia – who, with his sensitivity and talent, could perfectly convey the essence of the sweet Laurie – Leandro Bassano, Tiki Lovera, Alfredo Alessandro and Julian Rubino, as well as Mavi Colombo, Morena Faith, Carla Liguori and Ramiro Martinez Tome as Swings.
The door communicates with 10 musicians on stage, because in history there are always songs that help to deeply understand the feelings of each person. Even though it is a theatrical adaptation, key elements of the original story are retained.
During things to do for three hours the audience becomes intimately familiar with these women who grew up with the same technology but chose different paths; empathize with Joe’s nostalgia to prevent things from changing now, due to the tragic loss and he is in awe of the incomprehensible values of these loving and unconditional husbands.
Fairly couple Alvarez Pradowho previously directed successes as Rent th Last five yearsThe main task was to make this story accessible to the Argentine public, but without losing the original essence: “We are in a country where many adversities arise momentarily and we feel that Muhercitas This is the story of a man who faces many adversities in his surroundings. different forms, the context of the war, the economic status of the family, the roles assigned to the woman and the contrast with what she wants. I thought it could be of value to us today.”
Another way, gift boxes, out of necessity and thanks to those who never give up on their very deep dreams, Louisa May Alcott ended with a letter one of the most important novels in literature.
His book is in the library of the Abuel, Hija and Niet, and it has inspired generations of people to question mandates, to rebel against the system, to fight what life offers, to understand what everyone dreams of. are valid. Did you ever imagine that Alcott’s name, hidden in history, would live on 155 years after it first appeared?