Gabriel Chamé Buendia reinvents Shakespeare with physical humor and a critical perspective on the abuse of power
A master of actors, Argentine Gabriel Chamé Buendia presents a free adaptation of Shakespeare’s Measure for Measure, approached through humor, poetry, and social critique. A female figure takes center stage in a disturbing and timely conflict: the abuse of political and sexual power. With a playful physical language reminiscent of the finest minstrel tradition, the play challenges the moral structures that govern us and reveals the tensions between power and responsibility.
Artistic team
Author: William Shakespeare
Translation, adaptation and direction: Gabriel Chamé Buendia
Performers: Matías Bassi, Nicolás Gentile, Elvira Gómez, Agustín Soler and Marilyn Petito
Lighting and set design: Jorge Pastorino
Sound design: Sebastián Furman and Gabriel Chamé Buendia
Costume design: Cecilia Allassia
Communication and social networks: Juan Gabriel Yacar
Administrative production: Micaela Fariña
Graphic design and photography: Arte CTBA and Carlos Furman
Production: Buendia Theatre
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This show is part of the programming of 
IberoAmerica Connection: 
ARGENTINA
PREMIERE IN CATALONIA
