Teatro
Text: Ivor Martinic | Translation: Nikolina Zidek | Direction: Guillermo Cacace | Starring: Guido Arena, Romina Giorgi, Darío Levin, Nati Manuel / Teatro Casero, Marta Roger | Assistant director: Kevin Orellanes | Executive production: Yamila Seco | Production: Teatro Casero Company | Production Management: Romina Chepe.
Guillermo Cacace
Direction
Guillermo Cacace is an actor, teacher and director. His work has led him to give lectures, workshops and performances in different Argentine provinces and abroad (Brazil, England, Belgium, Mexico, Spain, Costa Rica, Chile, Uruguay, Bolivia, Venezuela, Belarus, Dominican Republic, USA, Holland and Canada). His work as a director has been recognized with awards such as the Trinidad Guevara, Radio France International, Florencio Sánchez, Teatros del Mundo, ACE and María Guerrero.
He graduated from ENAD (now UNA) and among his studies is a Bachelor's Degree in Psychopedagogy. He is a PhD candidate in the Doctorate in Arts at UNA. In parallel to his work in theater, he has been a director of actors in multiple films. Among other works, his most recent productions are: It would be a shame if the plants wither by Ivor Martinic; Gaviota, a free version of La gaviota by Anton Chejov by Juan Ignacio Fernández; Mi hijo sólo caminando un poco más lento by Ivor Martinic; Santiago Loza's girlfriend with Julieta Venegas.
Ivor Martinic
Dramaturgy
Dramaturgy
Ivor Martinic (Split, Croatia, 1984) has been living in Barcelona since 2016. He is one of the most promising Croatian playwrights, with more than 20 national and international awards for his theatre work. He graduated in Dramaturgy from the Academy of Dramatic Arts in Zagreb, and since 2006 he has worked as a playwright and dramaturg in different theatres in Croatia.
One of his greatest successes abroad has been everything that happened with the Argentine version of the play Mi hijo sólo caminando un poco más lento directed by Guillermo Cacace. The play, which premiered at the Europa + América Playwriting Festival in Buenos Aires in 2014, is still running (more than 500 performances) and in 2015 it won the main theatre awards in Argentina for direction, play and acting, and was proclaimed by the press as "the phenomenon of off-screen theatre".
He is the winner of several major awards for the best theatre text in Croatia: the Marin Držić Award of the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Croatia, the Little Marulić Award for the best children's and youth theatre text for Here says the title of the drama about Ante, three Veljko Maričić Awards for the best text at the International Festival of Small Theatres and two awards from the Croatian Association of Dramatic Artists.
Ante
Documentary theatre/Childhoods of war | By Ivor Martinic | Directed by Guillermo Cacace
- Argentina
- Spanish
- 55 minutes
- + 16
Ante turns twelve and some unresolved wounds between him and his father reappear in his family. The text by Martinic and the direction by Guillermo Cacace come together and arrive at the Teatro a Mil International Festival 2025 in what is a moving and sensitive new comedy.
During Ante's twelfth birthday, conflicts not yet spoken of between the boy and his father break out. Keeping the memory of his deceased mother alive justifies all of Ante's attempts to keep his father from rebuilding his love life. However, another twelve-year-old girl could be the reason why this family, held together by a supportive neighbor, may heal that wound yet.
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Text: Ivor Martinic | Translation: Nikolina Zidek | Direction: Guillermo Cacace | Starring: Guido Arena, Romina Giorgi, Darío Levin, Nati Manuel / Teatro Casero, Marta Roger | Assistant director: Kevin Orellanes | Executive production: Yamila Seco | Production: Teatro Casero Company | Production Management: Romina Chepe.
Guillermo Cacace
Direction
Guillermo Cacace is an actor, teacher and director. His work has led him to give lectures, workshops and performances in different Argentine provinces and abroad (Brazil, England, Belgium, Mexico, Spain, Costa Rica, Chile, Uruguay, Bolivia, Venezuela, Belarus, Dominican Republic, USA, Holland and Canada). His work as a director has been recognized with awards such as the Trinidad Guevara, Radio France International, Florencio Sánchez, Teatros del Mundo, ACE and María Guerrero.
He graduated from ENAD (now UNA) and among his studies is a Bachelor's Degree in Psychopedagogy. He is a PhD candidate in the Doctorate in Arts at UNA. In parallel to his work in theater, he has been a director of actors in multiple films. Among other works, his most recent productions are: It would be a shame if the plants wither by Ivor Martinic; Gaviota, a free version of La gaviota by Anton Chejov by Juan Ignacio Fernández; Mi hijo sólo caminando un poco más lento by Ivor Martinic; Santiago Loza's girlfriend with Julieta Venegas.
Ivor Martinic
Dramaturgy
Dramaturgy
Ivor Martinic (Split, Croatia, 1984) has been living in Barcelona since 2016. He is one of the most promising Croatian playwrights, with more than 20 national and international awards for his theatre work. He graduated in Dramaturgy from the Academy of Dramatic Arts in Zagreb, and since 2006 he has worked as a playwright and dramaturg in different theatres in Croatia.
One of his greatest successes abroad has been everything that happened with the Argentine version of the play Mi hijo sólo caminando un poco más lento directed by Guillermo Cacace. The play, which premiered at the Europa + América Playwriting Festival in Buenos Aires in 2014, is still running (more than 500 performances) and in 2015 it won the main theatre awards in Argentina for direction, play and acting, and was proclaimed by the press as "the phenomenon of off-screen theatre".
He is the winner of several major awards for the best theatre text in Croatia: the Marin Držić Award of the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Croatia, the Little Marulić Award for the best children's and youth theatre text for Here says the title of the drama about Ante, three Veljko Maričić Awards for the best text at the International Festival of Small Theatres and two awards from the Croatian Association of Dramatic Artists.
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