Mario Gas directs a stage adaptation of this lyrical and bitter film by Federico Fellini (a work that won an Oscar for Best Foreign Film in 1954), based on a script by Gerard Vázquez.
Three lives on the wayside, three characters facing a precarious and vagrant future in Post-War Italy. It all starts when a naïve and quiet girl is sold by her mother to a boastful and violent circus strong-man to help him in his itinerant show.
On the way, a spark of love emerges between the two, one that never manages to come to fruition because of his pride and her shyness. Both share a profound sense of loneliness and a marginalised and rootless life of misery, until the character of The Fool comes into their lives. His poetic world clashes with the brutality of Zampano and leads to an ill-fated ending.
Fernando Cayo, Verónica Echegui and Alberto Iglesias star in this stripped-down production that is faithful to Fellini’s universe, characterised by its Neo-Realist ambience and abundant sentimentalism.
Alfonso Lara
Verónica Echegui
Alberto Iglesias
Autor Federico Fellini
Versión Gerard Vázquez
Dirección Mario Gas
Ayudante de dirección Montse Tixé
Escenografía Juan Sanz
Diseño de iluminación Felipe Ramos
Compositor banda sonora Orestes Gas
Diseño audiovisuales Álvaro Luna
Figurinista Antonio Belart
Fotógrafo Sergio Parra
Diseño y dirección de producción Concha Busto
Ayudante de producción (MRR) Triana Cortés
Productores asociados Roberto Álvarez, Luis Arranz y María José Miñano
Producido por José Velasco
Distribución Concha Busto
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