ALICANTE ARNICHES THEATER
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Carol Rocamora’s photo. Company: L’Om
You influence. Address: Santiago Sanchez
In our time, many instant messages were sent, not more than 400 letters. But it wouldn’t be the same. A role invites much more explanation and reflection. The writer and actor corresponded for almost six years, and this is reflected in the 2008 book “Anton Chekhov and Olga Knipper”. Correspondence (1899-1904)”, according to edition and translation by Paul Viejo. A romantic love story that is part of literary history.
This letter and loving relationship is the basis of “La teua mà en la meua” by Carol Rocamora, translator of all Chekhov’s dramatic works and affiliated with the master Stanislavski and the Moscow Art Theatre. Against the post-romantic drama, he was decisive for the stage projection of his writings with naturalism and psychological nuance in the issues of everyday life in Russian society at the end of the s. XIX. Look for “The Seagull”, “Uncle Vania”, “The Three Sisters” or “The Cherry Orchard”. Defeat prevails in his works, and the characters accept it.
There he met Olga and they later got married. Two outstanding actors, Rebeca Valls and José Manuel Casany, are actors who appeal to the audience and correctly interpret the roles with passion, mutual admiration, aspirations, conflicts and the fleeting relationship between the two that contributed to Chekhovian’s great creation.
Valls and Casany welcomes emotion, a soft comedy of balanced passages directed by Santiago Sánchez, creator of L’Om Imprebís in 1983, a company initially known for their impromptu productions at Sala Arniches.
Anton Chekhov died in 1904. His last love, his only wife, and a bond that marks the distance. He traveled and, in his fragile health, lived outside the big cities. He said: “There is no happiness. All there is is the desire to be happy.
Meanwhile, Rebeca Valls is at the Director in Alicante this weekend with the «Grönholm method».