Frankenstein
T02145444213
Rescued near the North Pole, a dying Victor Frankenstein tells a British explorer Captain Robert Walton, an incredible tale of his cursed life. The eldest son of a wealthy Swiss family, Frankenstein is sent to University in Ingolstadt, where his brilliance and thirst for knowledge are soon clear to all. He develops an obsessive quest to create life and bestow it on an inanimate being, which he has constructed from the corpses of many experiments; something which horrifies even himself. When he succeeds in animating his creature, he is appalled by what he's done and hides from him; the creature disappears, only gradually does it become apparent that in creating this being, then rejecting him, Frankenstein has brought about the doom of all those who are dear to him.
Archive :: production:T02145444213, play:S3324, venue:V858
Production details
Performed in Spanish. This adaptation is an adventure story whose ingredients are mystery, magic, humour and sadness. A fast rhythm, alternating lyrical moments with moments of suspense, and sprinkled liberally with songs, dances, frights, surprises and laughter, lead the spectator inexorably to the final scene.
