martes, 9 de agosto de 2005

Del Concurso Estatal de Teatro (y II)

La semana anterior comentaba las obras que a mi parecer fueron las más rescatables del Concurso Estatal de Teatro y cómo estas eran fiel muestra de la ausencia de autocrítica en nuestro teatro.
A fin de cuentas, el jurado decidió seleccionar a Páramos de luz, homenaje a Juan Rulfo, una paráfrasis de Manuel Arista a varios textos del autor jalisciense que no tuve oportunidad de ver, pero de la cual no obtuve muy buenas referencias y no figuraba en las quinielas que se hicieron (de hecho la apuesta con mayor inclinación era la de que se iba a declarar desierto el concurso).
De ahí en fuera, el resto de las obras tendría que ser ampliamente analizado. Sólo por mencionar al vuelo algunos casos representativos: "Los héroes de papel no han muerto", presentada por la Compañía de Teatro del IPBA testimonia mediante la pena ajena la urgente necesidad de renovar los anquilosados planes de estudio (y los docentes) de Bellas Artes, un problema que desafortunadamente ya tiene varios años sin tomarse en cuenta.
"La reina de la lucha", producción de la UASLP con la Agrupación artística Doble Espacio, no tuvo pies ni cabeza. Lo que intentó ser un espectáculo multimedia terminó en una caótica ejecución donde el elemento menos presente fue el teatro.
"Deseos", de la Compañía de Teatro Hijos de Hussein quiso mostrarse como una puesta fuerte y controversial acerca de la miseria, los vicios, la prostitución, etc. y acabó siendo una cruza entre Guía de padres y Mujer, casos de la vida real.
Paradójicamente, el año pasado compitieron para representar a San Luis Potosí en la Muestra Nacional las obras "Noche", de El Rinoceronte Enamorado y "La Gorda", de La Carrilla, dos piezas de muy buena manufactura, bien dirigidas, producidas e interpretadas y sin embargo el jurado (en el que estuvo presente Otto Minera, jurado también este año) determinó que ninguna de las dos contaba con la calidad suficiente para presentarse en la Muestra Nacional y nos quedamos sin participación. Lo anterior me lleva a pensar que la razón de haber seleccionado una pieza responde solamente a evitar salirle a los grupos de otros estados con que la sede sólo tendría un representante por la baja calidad mostrada en la etapa de selección.
Ojalá que tanto Manuel Arista como Jesús Coronado se pongan a trabajar para pulir sus respectivos trabajos y de esta manera salir avantes en la Muestra Nacional de noviembre.

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