A reflection on organized crime at the Hellenic Theater
Sometimes it is better to steel yourself and see a play that departs from conventional productions that tell stories of love and fantasy, instead presenting a social reality. This is the case of Tartarus, the most recent work of the Colectivo Teatro Sin Paredes, directed by David Psalmon.
I already warned you, the story written by Sergio López Vigueras is not beautiful, because it presents a reality that thousands of Mexicans must face and which sadly they are involved: organized crime. This is how we see a young man being forced to become a murderer. The story is told in a monologue format, which makes the Hellenic Theater an intimate and reflective place where you will meet this character who questions whether he is a monster or a martyr.
Tartarus is a full-body requiem that is presented as a reflection of what happens in the ranches, towns and streets of our country, where crime seems to have more force than authority itself.
Details
Venue Name: Hellenic Theater
Website of the place: www.helenico.gob.mx
Telephone of the place: 4155 0919
Address: Hellenic Cultural Center, Revolution 1500, Guadalupe Inn, México, DF. 01020
Transportation: Barranca del Muerto Metro
Price: $ 150