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  • Jack the ripper case inspire a playwrite on Mexico City

    Hi all!

    Sorry if this post is not all that relevant for the case, but I found this information very interesting and quite unique.

    I wanted to post this for everyone here to see, about the playwrith writen and Directed by Richard Viqueira, in Mexico city, the play is called "Por favor, no manden riñones por correspondencia" - "Please, do not send kindeys by mail", and here is the translation of a part of the review apear on the Newspaper La Jornada written by jounalist Olga Harmony:

    "The three playwrights of identifiable career, although unequal generation, José Alberto Gallardo, Richard Viqueira, Antonio Zúñiga, had asesoramient in Playwriting for Bárbara Colio although all three have work due to her writing. They were led by Richard Viqueira, one of the most inventive young creators scenic and versatile we have, which also received advice by Paola Izquierdo for the performance in this experiment that goes beyond the drama and extends to the staging. Before the public has access to the room, a side door of the forum Sor Juana leaves haze to see the two detectives dressed as Victorian womens, they are trying to get the atention of Jack the Ripper to capture him. Later, in the stalls, you will see a scenario full of mannequins of men and women, white and naked, in various attitudes, which will rise and fall of the loom as required, with three huge stairs what in other situations it is the gallery of the theater."

    This is the full review:


    Some pictures of the play:




    and some scans of the Magazine Chilango -in Spanish-:





    Thank you for reading!

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    Sorry about this double post...

    Please delete this one....
    I´m sorry...

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      Welcome to the Casebook, Cynthia. I looked at the Chilango link, but I didn't find the pictures. I like the title!
      "What our ancestors would really be thinking, if they were alive today, is: "Why is it so dark in here?"" From Pyramids by Sir Terry Pratchett, a British National Treasure.

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