The comedy “Corazón de Loba” returns to the stage with a new season at the Teatro Claretiano in San Miguel. The production incorporates Yvonne Frayssinet, who joins the cast made up of Johanna San Miguel and Andrea Luna to offer a proposal full of humor, satire, and overflowing situations.
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The story brings together three actresses from different generations who get the opportunity to participate in the casting of a major international production. However, what seemed to be the audition of their dreams quickly turns into a confrontation marked by egos, rivalries, and frustrations.
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The experienced actress Yvonne Frayssinet plays ‘Blanca Luz’, an actress with a long career convinced that the industry has stopped recognizing the place she believes she deserves.
Meanwhile, Johanna San Miguel brings to life ‘Emperatriz’, a diva who constantly complains about the lack of recognition for her talent, while Andrea Luna embodies ‘Flavia’, an influencer who lands the most important role of her career thanks to the popularity of her followers.
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The production presents itself as a fierce, sharp comedy with a marked pop style, as well as paying tribute to the universe of Latin American soap operas. In this setting, drama prevails over reality and the characters’ emotions overflow in every scene.
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With a large television set as scenery, live music, and a succession of increasingly outrageous situations, “Corazón de Loba” suggests that the real show does not happen in front of the cameras, but behind the ego of each of its protagonists.
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The production brings together the texts of Eduardo Adrianzén, the general direction of David Carrillo, the artistic direction of Pepe Corzo, and the production of Doris Espinoza. The season runs every weekend in July and August at the Teatro Claretiano, located in the district of San Miguel, with performances on Fridays and Saturdays at 8:30 p.m. and Sundays at 7 p.m.
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