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"LA NACION NEWSPAPER" article published at the newspaper in Buenos Aires, Argentina, Sunday, March 27th. 2012
Tuesday, June 5, 2012
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Sunday, June 3, 2012
Italo's Corner: A Night With Carlos Gardel
Italo's Corner: A Night With Carlos Gardel: Anibal Silveyra as Carlos Gardel It doesn't cease to amaze me how theatre has become such a novelty nowadays. To think how much money ...
Sunday, May 27, 2012
"The TANGO Singer" today on LA NACION newspaper...05-27-12
http://www.lanacion.com.ar/1476633-teatro-en-el-mundo
ESTADOS UNIDOS
Gardel canta en Hollywood
El argentino Aníbal Silveyra está radicado en Los Angeles desde hace más de una década. Allí se marchó luego de haber brillado en nuestra versión de El beso de la mujer araña , dirigida por Harold Prince, donde interpretó al personaje de Molina, y en decenas de musicales de los ochenta y los noventa. Silveyra continuó su carrera en el teatro (protagonizó Into the Woods , de Stephen Sondheim) y en TV ( The Practice ). Ahora presenta The Tango Singer , del también argentino John Rivera Lacey, en el Theatre West, una de las compañías más antiguas de esta ciudad (de la cual Lacey es miembro, junto con Richard Dreyfuss, Beau Bridges y el escritor Ray Bradbury). Este musical narra el meteórico ascenso de Carlos Gardel a su fama mundial, y su vínculo con José Maestro Razzano (intepretado por Daniel Keough) y con Elena "Malena" Tortolero (a cargo de Victoria Lavan).
ESTADOS UNIDOS
Gardel canta en Hollywood
El argentino Aníbal Silveyra está radicado en Los Angeles desde hace más de una década. Allí se marchó luego de haber brillado en nuestra versión de El beso de la mujer araña , dirigida por Harold Prince, donde interpretó al personaje de Molina, y en decenas de musicales de los ochenta y los noventa. Silveyra continuó su carrera en el teatro (protagonizó Into the Woods , de Stephen Sondheim) y en TV ( The Practice ). Ahora presenta The Tango Singer , del también argentino John Rivera Lacey, en el Theatre West, una de las compañías más antiguas de esta ciudad (de la cual Lacey es miembro, junto con Richard Dreyfuss, Beau Bridges y el escritor Ray Bradbury). Este musical narra el meteórico ascenso de Carlos Gardel a su fama mundial, y su vínculo con José Maestro Razzano (intepretado por Daniel Keough) y con Elena "Malena" Tortolero (a cargo de Victoria Lavan).
Thursday, May 17, 2012
"The TANGO Singer" by John Lacey, Choreography by Alicia Savio, Anibal Silveyra as Carlos Gardel, opens June 1st. 2012 at THEATER WEST
"The Tango Singer" by John Lacey
Choreography by Alicia Savio, will open at the THEATER WEST, 3333 Cahuenga Blvd. Hollywood, on June 1st. 2012, as part of the WEST FEST, a festival for new original plays, that this prestigious theater puts onstage every year, creating plays that, as happened in the past, sometimes becomes Broadway plays.
With a cast of talented actors, in the leading role of Carlos Gardel, Anibal Silveyra and Agustin Coppola as
Alfredo Lepera , two actors originally from Buenos Aires, Argentina, and Daniel Keough as Maestro Razzano, (from Left to Right, Silveyra as Gardel, Coppola as Lepera and Keough as Razzano) and
Barbara Perry as Bertha Gardes, Carlos' Mother, Victoria Lavan as Malena and Saratoga Ballantine as Madame Sadie, create the magical enviroment, for a night of tango, love, passion, social climbing and the tri-angle love story between Gardel and Razzano with Malena, the only woman in the lives of these two men, both tango singers, that eventually will separate paths in career but, a tragic ending will change them forever...
http://theatrewest.org/THE TANGO SINGER
Alfredo Lepera , two actors originally from Buenos Aires, Argentina, and Daniel Keough as Maestro Razzano, (from Left to Right, Silveyra as Gardel, Coppola as Lepera and Keough as Razzano) and
Sunday, April 8, 2012
"The TANGO Singer" , rehearsals are getting better...
"The TANGO Singer"
In rehearsals.
Yesterday, we couldn't get the theater for our rehearsal with choreographer Alicia Savio, at her studio in Pasadena, it was a beautiful sunny afternoon, and when I arrived, she showed me around and we decided to stay at the beautiful garden, sitting at the iron patio table next to the fire place outdoors. It was a celebration just having us sunbathing for a while, under the Californian weather.
The director/writer John Lacey, was finishing his nap and perhaps, washing his face to receive his cast at home for the first time.
Argentinian pastries and mate were waiting for the invitees to make them "start" launching the searching, always a necessity for the actors creation for the new role in the upcoming production...and the actors were coming in...
Music started to invade the studio space , surrounded by commedia Del Arte masks that Alicia created, as witnesses of a dancing lesson that made us start to break a sweat.
Tango...a romantic dance we are getting to know and to love, and incorporate in our body language to create the atmosphere of those 1920's with Gardel and Malena, Lepera, Razzano, Mrs. Gardel, and
Sadie, the millionaire heiress.
It was great to have the opportunity to bound, to know each other, to create new relation-ships.
"The TANGO Singer"
coming up soon at the THEATER WEST
Los Angeles, March 2012.
In rehearsals.
Yesterday, we couldn't get the theater for our rehearsal with choreographer Alicia Savio, at her studio in Pasadena, it was a beautiful sunny afternoon, and when I arrived, she showed me around and we decided to stay at the beautiful garden, sitting at the iron patio table next to the fire place outdoors. It was a celebration just having us sunbathing for a while, under the Californian weather.
The director/writer John Lacey, was finishing his nap and perhaps, washing his face to receive his cast at home for the first time.
Argentinian pastries and mate were waiting for the invitees to make them "start" launching the searching, always a necessity for the actors creation for the new role in the upcoming production...and the actors were coming in...
Music started to invade the studio space , surrounded by commedia Del Arte masks that Alicia created, as witnesses of a dancing lesson that made us start to break a sweat.
Tango...a romantic dance we are getting to know and to love, and incorporate in our body language to create the atmosphere of those 1920's with Gardel and Malena, Lepera, Razzano, Mrs. Gardel, and
Sadie, the millionaire heiress.
It was great to have the opportunity to bound, to know each other, to create new relation-ships.
"The TANGO Singer"
coming up soon at the THEATER WEST
Los Angeles, March 2012.
Sunday, April 1, 2012
"The TANGO Singer" by John Lacey
A new original play by John Lacey will open at the Theatre WEST, 3333 Cahuenga Blvd. Studio City, just across the street from Universal Studios City Walk, for the WEST FEST season, where all new plays will be showing.
THE TANGO SINGER
"The TANGO Singer" tells the story of Carlos Gardel, Jose Rassano and Malena...a three to tango...a triangle love story. Carlos Gardel, his rise to fame, fortune and tragedy, his movies in Hollywood, his triumph in Europe, that takes him back to where he was born, Paris...the entertainment capital of the world around 1920's 30's.
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