
Russian theater with the play "dad" by vladimir beldiayan
The City Council is collaborating with the CUDECA Foundation to organize a Russian-language theater performance to benefit its palliative care program.
The play "Dad" will be performed next Friday, April 11, at the Felipe VI Auditorium under the direction of Vladimir Beldiayan.
Estepona City Council announces that next Friday, April 11th, at 7:30 p.m., the Felipe VI Auditorium will present the play "Papá," a charity performance to benefit the CUDECA Foundation and financially support its palliative care program. The performance will be in Russian.
"Dad" is a tragicomedy based on the play "The Father" by renowned French playwright Florian Zeller. A realistic family story that keeps viewers on edge from the start. It is directed by Vladimir Beldiayan and features set design by Alexander Lisyansky. The main characters, Sergey Makovetskiy and Maria Ryshchenkova, tell the story of a father and daughter trying to understand the changes occurring in a person who is rapidly losing control of his or her mind.
Tickets for this show, recommended for ages 16 and up, can be purchased at www.alphamusic.es and www.entradas.com
Synopsis: The protagonist of the play, André, is 80 years old. In his youth, he was a dancer. He lives in Paris with his daughter, Anna, and her husband, Antoine. Or perhaps André was once an engineer, and his daughter lives in London with her new boyfriend, Pierre? Why is André still in his pajamas and can't find his watch? So many strange things are happening, and all these strangers seem to be behaving strangely! Whatever the case, André is convinced that he is still a strong person and will find a way to defend his truth. After all, he is not senile; his mind works perfectly... or does it?!
Florian Zeller is a writer and playwright. Plays based on his texts are performed in theaters around the world. In 2014, he was awarded the Prix Molière, France's highest theatrical award, for his play "Papa." Performances of this play have been highly successful in Paris, London, New York, Sydney, Hong Kong, and hundreds of other cities.
The CUDECA Foundation is a non-profit organization that works in accordance with its vision of dignity at the end of life, offering professional medical care to people with cancer and other advanced illnesses, as well as support for their families. It has extensive experience and expertise in the field of palliative care, offering its unique approach to care, addressing not only the physical illness but also the psychological, social, and spiritual aspects. Completely free of charge, it offers home care, a day and rehabilitation center, an inpatient unit, a psychosocial program, counseling, and outpatient consultations.
Its activity began in 1992 thanks to the work and dedication of Joan Hunt, born in England and resident on the Costa del Sol. After the death of her husband from cancer, Hunt decided to dedicate her life to helping others in the same situation. To this end, she founded CUDECA, which since its creation has served more than 19,000 patients through its multidisciplinary programs. By 2024, the foundation had served more than 1,900 people and provided support to nearly 2,400 family members.