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"White has always been a people with a deep love for the theater" with these words, Mayor White announced, Rafael Laorden, the beginning of the Second People's Theatre Festival Esperanza Castillo.
The mayor has said that "Folklore and interpretation have made a hobby and culture of our town.
For this reason the City decided to create this event for fans, tomorrow will be opened with the proclamation of the actress María Luisa Merlo. "
The second edition of this festival of theater starts with an inaugural gala in involving the actress Maria Luisa Merlo and is done as a tribute to Esperanza Castillo, a woman died in the town and was responsible for teaching dance and regional implementation of different plays to all local residents.
Tribute
Contest
The competition has become a regional competition which this year have applied to 25 companies outside the industry.
For the final phase, involving and staged the scripts supported by the jury, involve 11 groups, which act throughout the month of February on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays.
The companies selected are from sites throughout the region, such as Murcia, Cartagena, Archena, Cieza, Abarán, Beniaján or Espinardo, among others.
Inaugural Work
The work opens the event is Macbeth, played by the sloop.
This drama group is part of the ONCE theater movement in the higher-level groupings.
In Spain there are only ten of this type.
It is composed of blind, visually impaired and normovidentes as a means of integration and assembly environment to an artistic activity
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BIOGRAPHY
LUISA MARIA MERLO born September 6, 1941 in Valencia and belongs to one of the most historic franchises in the world of theater.
Daughter of the great actor Ismael and Maria Luisa Merlo Colomina is the mother of actors also Amparo Larrañaga and Luis Merlo.
Has intervened in dozens of theater, film and several TV series and became one of our actresses with more records on stage.
José María Forqué discovered as a child and lived the world of acting at close range.
With just 18 starts working at the theater.
Cover with actor Carlos Larrañaga a company which he represented in major national scene works most significant contemporary authors.
But Maria Luisa Merlo also stepped on stage and succeeded abroad.
For several years, remarkable success in Mexico, which returned to represent not run, which is worse, directed and adapted by Juanjo Menéndez.
After speaking with his father Ismael Merlo secrets Dialogues Buero Vallejo.
Later he joined the National Classical Theatre Company, with which, since 1986, represented numerous plays.
In addition to work in more than a dozen films has recently worked on several television series and hugely successful My lovely neighbors, Black Moon, Here's business or any living here.
Today he combines art with business life, is a member of one of the most emblematic restaurants in London, while the comedy is representing almost decent adultery author of many Broadway hits, Bernard Slade, a work of love and humor directed by Jaime Azpilicueta and which shares the bill with fellow Pedro Civera many jobs, and in working in theater for the first time with his son Kako Larrañaga, who plays in it a fun collaboration.
Because of this extensive work as an actress has received numerous awards throughout his career, among them the Gold Award for Television Antenna granted in 1967.
Also scheduled this year will give awards for the twenty-first century Valencian and the Medal of the City of Cullera.
Also published in 2003, an authorized biography written by Peter Manuel Víllora, Maria Luisa Merlo: Beyond the theater.
In 2009 received the Lifetime Achievement Award Artistic Ercilla in recognition of his extensive professional work.
CINEMA
- From behind the door.
(1959) of José María Forqué
- 091 Police speaking.
(1960) of José María Forqué
- The Hill of Fools.
(1960) De Agustín Navarro
- Weapons against the law.
(1961) De Ricardo Blasco
- It is always Sunday.
(1961) by Fernando Palacios
- Beware of people formal.
(1961) De Agustín Navarro
- Ursus.
(1961) De Carlo Campogalliani
- Ursus in the Valley of the Lions.
(1961) De Carlo Ludovico Bragaglia
- My wedding night.
(1961) De Tulio Demicheli
- More beautiful than none.
(1965) De Luis Cesar Amadori
- The Embodied Mind.
(1967) Anthony Eceiza
- Ligue story.
(1972) De Alfonso Paso
- Toccata and Fugue in Lolita.
(1974) De Antonio Drove
- The Adulterer.
(1975) De Ramón Fernández
- A luxury at your fingertips.
(1975) De Ramón Fernández
- In September.
(1981) Jaime de Armiñán
- Beyond the garden.
(1996) De Pedro Olea
THEATRE
- The children of Kennedy (1977), Robert Patrick
- I love my wife (1977)
- Lessons of Marriage (1978)
- The short flight of the rooster (1980), by Jaime Salom, with Gemma Cuervo.
- Do not run worse (1984), with adaptation of Juanjo Menéndez.
- D Alogo Secret (1984), Antonio Buero Vallejo, along with Ismael Merlo.
- The Roaring of Valencia (1986) by Lope de Vega, directed by Adolfo Marsillach.
- First and foremost is my lady (1987), Calderon de la Barca.
- The beautiful Sleeping (1994), Antonio Gala, along with Amparo Larrañaga.
- I Hate Hamlet (1998), by Paul Rudnik.
- Eight Women (1999), Robert Thomas.
- Hay Fever (2000), by Noel Coward.
- The scarecrow (2003), Rafael Alberti.
- I, Leonor (2006), Valentin Redín
- The Mousetrap.
(2006), Ramon Barea.
- A decent adultery ... almost.
(2009) by Jaime Azpilicueta.
- Josefa's Holiday (2009) by Jaime Azpilicueta.
TV
We Complices (2009)
Villains (2006)
My lovely neighbors (2004)
Luna Negra (2003)
Here are a business (1995)
Former works: Since the mid-sixties becomes a regular face on Spanish TV, playing dozens of roles in Front Row, fiction or Study 1.
In addition, in 1973 she starred next to her husband who was then the play Carlos Larrañaga Companion give you, also to TVE, in 1986 starred as Rosa's mother, Julia, played by her real life daughter in the series Amparo Larrañaga Media Naranja and in 2006 did the same with her other son Luis Merlo giving birth to Leonor, the mother of Maurice, in any living here.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Blanca
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