"My favorite things" (My Favorite Things) and Marie Javier Swedzky Vayssière.
Dreams come to us as something alien, weird and fuzzy, we also reflect the internal, the wishes and repressions that plague our minds. Dreams allow us to have experiences that, in the real plane, they could not conceive, or are so vivid that reality seems a dream.
In "My favorite trips, Javier Swedzky resorts to the most beautiful objects with a uniquely designed to tell the dreams of Washington Beltran, a tailor who loves his profession and his fiancée Sophia Loren Varela Evening daughter Varela. Travel dream of these three characters are the voice of Javier who serves as mediator between reality and representation. The sea is the place designated for Washington Beltran crossed his fantasies: asleep in bed, sitting on a box spring which thousands of buttons for each wave or a mystical encounter with Silvia, the Patron Saint of Tailors.
The stage curtain is constructed with a beautifully embroidered with the moments of the life of Washington Beltran, there stands an old Singer in front, a vintage radio broadcasts music of the 60s. The tailoring is moving sign, small and full of drawers, several drawers and devices where arise puppets, music boxes and zig-zag scissors that end tragically devour the dreams of Washington, Sofia and Evening.
who acts and manipulate objects, Javier Swedzky, we are so forgetful about, you tell us about the life of Mr. Beltran but his memory leaks, telling us who you want but can not, the ideas are scattered between emotions and only fragments are revealed. Beltran accede to Washington only for his dreams, love of work and the objects it produces. In her workshop weaves his happiest moments, he remembers each bag, each dress, so their product is presented as an extension of his being. His work is-to time-his life, his creations come in a symbiosis, synchronicity almost mechanically, between Singer and his handler, Mr. Beltran becomes, in every act, in an object. The objects are shown as the main executors of the work, take the sense and alter it, take the actor and objectify. Javier who is left is "manipulated" by the objects and the puppets, who ends up being objectified. In that speech, objects moving to the central place within the work.
"My Favorite Things" was first introduced in 2003 and toured several festivals through France, Germany, Switzerland and Argentina. This time, we are able to see this beautiful work of great warmth and humor that is presented every Friday at 21hs, until April 29, in Teatro San Martín Payró-766 - to book can communicate to 4312-5922.
Daniela Aranda.
