Microteatral resumes its season with new schedules (+Photos)

Microteatral offers a variety of works for the public / Photos: Courtesy

The Microteatral del CCCT announced the reopening of its doors this week after several days of inactivity, understanding the political situation in Venezuela and is doing so with new schedules to support our audiences so that they can leave their homes earlier with as much peace of mind as possible.

According to a press release, each performance will be brought forward by one hour so that people can easily see the 30 works offered by the CCCT Microteatral in the Urban Cuplé spaces.

The first performance will begin at 5:45 pm and will continue with its usual schedule of 15 minutes per performance and with the same number of breaks between works.

Works with superheroes are part of the menu of options for theater lovers

In short, the schedule will be as follows: 5:45 pm, 6:15 pm, 6:45 pm, 7:15 pm, 7:45 pm and 8:15 pm as the last performance of the day.

Variety of works

The event offers a wide variety of comedy, suspense, intrigue, eroticism, and much more, so don’t miss the opportunity to attend from Wednesday to Sunday.

Each performance of the Microteatral costs $6 from Friday to Sunday (with the first two performances reduced to $4). However, as this is the last week, the organizers have decided to offer a 3×1 promotion on Wednesdays for $7 and 2×1 for $6 on Thursdays.

Actors show their talents in plays that last 15 minutes

The CCCT Microteatral is an event launched by Malala Dubuc and Robert Chacón, under the production coordination of Mileidy Torres and the production of Willa Torres, who have been in charge of studying each of the works present at the event to verify the highest theatrical level and thus provide an unforgettable experience for attendees.

Works on the billboard

Works for the ninth season of the CCCT Microteatral:

1. Stop my butt; directed by Fernando Martínez.
2. Happy Ending; directed by Fernando Martínez.
3. The Butcher; directed by Daniel Alfonso Rojas,
4. My Daddy; directed by Wilfredo Díaz.
5. La Pelúa and el Pelenque; under the direction of Pedro Huice.
6. The Fulana inside me; directed by Manuel Bastos.
7. Usual Suspects; directed by Eleazar Ferrer and Luis González.
8. The Revenge of WhatsApp; directed by José Gregorio Martínez.
9. Coco Chanel’s Last Night; directed by Sara Montoya.
10. The Guarachera of the world; under the direction of Johanna Pérez Rengifo.
11. Influtontos; directed by Gustavo Bracho.
12. Heteroflexible; directed by Reinaldo Navas.
13. Spider Snapper; under the direction of Veronica Leon.
14. Old Chochos; under the direction of Ramphis Sierra.
15. Batman and Robin; directed by Jhonathan Romero.
16. Maybe; under the direction of Nerea Fernández.
17. Side Effects; directed by Doustin Zapata.
18. The Powerpuff Girls; directed by Edyson Mata.
19. Harassment; directed by Margareth Aliendres.
20. The Peeping Tom; directed by Daniel Dannery.
21. Damn the Internet; directed by Roberto Franchi.
22. Like Father; Under the direction of Roberto Franchi.
23. The Bet; directed by Homero Díaz.
24. Mr. Galactica; directed by J. René Guerra.
25. Today there is a condominium meeting, under the direction of Desirée Monasterios.
26. Polyamorous; directed by Carlos Castillo.
27. The Motopiruetas; under the direction of Cheo Chiste.
28. Cinderella by Aquiles Nazoa; directed by Bartolomé Díaz.
29. Manuel to be unfaithful; directed by Junior Molina.
30. The House of the Famous; under the direction of Manuel Bastos and Pedro Huice.

Caracas / Web Editor