Starting tomorrow, free tickets can be picked up for two of the best plays of the national billboard that brings the Mori Entel Theater Tour, this week to Valparaíso: “La puerta de al lado” and “La guerra de las matemáticas”.
Between Tuesday May 22 and Wednesday May 23, at the Consistorial Building, Condell #1490, a maximum of two free tickets per person will be available for the performances of “La puerta de al lado”, a play starring Javiera Contador and Iván Álvarez de Araya.
The play directed by Patricio Pimienta - same director of “Nuestras mujeres (in English “Our Women”) (2017), “Bajo terapia” (2016) (in English “Under Therapy”) and “Le prenom” (2015) - will be presented on Wednesday May 23 and Thursday May 24 at 8:30 p.m. at the Sala Aula Magna of Universidad Federico Santa María.
In the same place, from Thursday, May 24 to Friday, May 25, tickets for the shows of “La guerra de las matemáticas” will be given out, with a maximum of 4 free tickets per person. The family show is aimed at the little ones of the house, as it tells the story of two girls who become detectives to look for their lost dog. The play will also be presented in two shows, on Saturday, May 26 at 4:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. in the Aula Magna of the same university.
“With the Mori Entel Theater Tour, we want to contribute to transforming the way culture is experienced throughout Chile’s regions, with high quality shows that are offered for free. That is why for the fourth consecutive year we support this initiative, which allows us to bring theater closer to the regions of Chile,” said Alexis Licci, Entel’s marketing manager.
Likewise, the executive director of Centro Mori, Cristóbal Vial, said: “Thanks to Entel, for the fourth consecutive year Centro Mori reaches different corners of the country with the best of national theater. In three years of touring we have summoned more than thirty thousand people, consolidating our presence in regions and the objective of decentralizing culture through quality theater accessible to all audiences”.
21 May, 2018
Starting tomorrow, free tickets can be picked up for two of the best plays of the national billboard that brings the Mori Entel Theater Tour, this week to Valparaíso: “La puerta de al lado” and “La guerra de las matemáticas”.
Between Tuesday May 22 and Wednesday May 23, at the Consistorial Building, Condell #1490, a maximum of two free tickets per person will be available for the performances of “La puerta de al lado”, a play starring Javiera Contador and Iván Álvarez de Araya.
The play directed by Patricio Pimienta - same director of “Nuestras mujeres (in English “Our Women”) (2017), “Bajo terapia” (2016) (in English “Under Therapy”) and “Le prenom” (2015) - will be presented on Wednesday May 23 and Thursday May 24 at 8:30 p.m. at the Sala Aula Magna of Universidad Federico Santa María.
In the same place, from Thursday, May 24 to Friday, May 25, tickets for the shows of “La guerra de las matemáticas” will be given out, with a maximum of 4 free tickets per person. The family show is aimed at the little ones of the house, as it tells the story of two girls who become detectives to look for their lost dog. The play will also be presented in two shows, on Saturday, May 26 at 4:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. in the Aula Magna of the same university.
“With the Mori Entel Theater Tour, we want to contribute to transforming the way culture is experienced throughout Chile’s regions, with high quality shows that are offered for free. That is why for the fourth consecutive year we support this initiative, which allows us to bring theater closer to the regions of Chile,” said Alexis Licci, Entel’s marketing manager.
Likewise, the executive director of Centro Mori, Cristóbal Vial, said: “Thanks to Entel, for the fourth consecutive year Centro Mori reaches different corners of the country with the best of national theater. In three years of touring we have summoned more than thirty thousand people, consolidating our presence in regions and the objective of decentralizing culture through quality theater accessible to all audiences”.
Starting tomorrow, free tickets can be picked up for two of the best plays of the national billboard that brings the Mori Entel Theater Tour, this week to Valparaíso: “La puerta de al lado” and “La guerra de las matemáticas”.
Between Tuesday May 22 and Wednesday May 23, at the Consistorial Building, Condell #1490, a maximum of two free tickets per person will be available for the performances of “La puerta de al lado”, a play starring Javiera Contador and Iván Álvarez de Araya.
The play directed by Patricio Pimienta - same director of “Nuestras mujeres (in English “Our Women”) (2017), “Bajo terapia” (2016) (in English “Under Therapy”) and “Le prenom” (2015) - will be presented on Wednesday May 23 and Thursday May 24 at 8:30 p.m. at the Sala Aula Magna of Universidad Federico Santa María.
In the same place, from Thursday, May 24 to Friday, May 25, tickets for the shows of “La guerra de las matemáticas” will be given out, with a maximum of 4 free tickets per person. The family show is aimed at the little ones of the house, as it tells the story of two girls who become detectives to look for their lost dog. The play will also be presented in two shows, on Saturday, May 26 at 4:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. in the Aula Magna of the same university.
“With the Mori Entel Theater Tour, we want to contribute to transforming the way culture is experienced throughout Chile’s regions, with high quality shows that are offered for free. That is why for the fourth consecutive year we support this initiative, which allows us to bring theater closer to the regions of Chile,” said Alexis Licci, Entel’s marketing manager.
Likewise, the executive director of Centro Mori, Cristóbal Vial, said: “Thanks to Entel, for the fourth consecutive year Centro Mori reaches different corners of the country with the best of national theater. In three years of touring we have summoned more than thirty thousand people, consolidating our presence in regions and the objective of decentralizing culture through quality theater accessible to all audiences”.