Crónica de una muerte anunciada

Nobel Winning Author's Gabriel García Márquez' Crónica de una Muerte Anunciada (Chronicle of a Death Foretold). Directed by Jorge Alí Triana. A spectacular wedding, a savage scandal, and a murder to which an entire Latin American town appears to be an accessory to the fact. "Hypnotizing! Poetic!" -The Village Voice. Presented in Spanish with live translation to English. A powerful tale of murder that is among the most memorable ever written. A tightly woven tale that reflects García Márquez's inimitable spin on "magic realism", exploring the antiquated moral codes, the conspiracy of silence, and the explosive issues of race and class that lead the story to its tragic ending. The show ran for 18 years, Pablo Andrade played the lead role Santiago Nasar, for its last two years at Repertorio Español.

Reviews

• Playbill (1999)
• "Accomplished evocation of mid-'50s small-town Colombia, steeped in almost feudal tradition and some haunting cumbia melodies, returns the play to its tropical roots." “Hypnotizing! Poetic!” -The Village Voice
  

Nobel Prize in Literature 1982: Gabriel García Márquez

The Team

• Cast: Pablo Andrade, Soraya Padrao, Teresa Yenque, Eric Robledo, Alfredo De Quesada, Marcelo Rodriguez, Gredivel Vazquez, Paul Montoya, Mario Mattei, Gerardo Gudiño, Alfonso Rey
  
• Direction: Jorge Alí Triana
• Author: Gabriel García Márquez
• Adaptation: Fabio Rubiano
• Production Manager: Fernando Then
• Executive Production: Repertorio Español.