¡¡Toc, toc!! ¡¡Colombina... a escena!! Mira que el público ya va llegando al teatro y se mantiene a la espera de que se suba el telón... ¡¡Toc, toc!! ¡¡Señor director de orquesta!! Espero que todo esté bien afinado y que su batuta baile certera esta noche... ¡¡Toc, toc!! ¡¡Señores comparsas!! ¿Ensayaron la mímica de sus movimientos? ¿Están situados sobre su señal?... ¡¡Silencio!! Light bulbs! Public Light! The magic of the scene !!... The curtain rises!
The scene shows a seaport. Colombina appears swiftly toward the railing of the pier, where he called out loudly to his mistress part in a boat far, far away ... It is a sad love story. The background is Harlequin, sad because he loves her in secret, and little by little, though she does not look at it, is coming ... and hugs. And from his lips, leaving only a name that says it all:
- "Columbine" ...
and caresses ...
The scene shows a seaport. Colombina appears swiftly toward the railing of the pier, where he called out loudly to his mistress part in a boat far, far away ... It is a sad love story. The background is Harlequin, sad because he loves her in secret, and little by little, though she does not look at it, is coming ... and hugs. And from his lips, leaving only a name that says it all:
- "Columbine" ...
and caresses ...
What else given that the words of an actor appearing in a fictional script.
He makes them his own but you bleed, but are a reflection of its history,
the echo of his own life.
Night after night, performance after performance ...
once the curtain rises.
He makes them his own but you bleed, but are a reflection of its history,
the echo of his own life.
Night after night, performance after performance ...
once the curtain rises.
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(c) Isidro R. Ayestarán
MMXI Photography: Leonor Garcia Well
BOHEMIAN extracted CABARET
(c) Isidro R. Ayestarán
MMXI Photography: Leonor Garcia Well
BOHEMIAN extracted CABARET
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