Little Red Riding Hood and the Trial of the Big Bad Wolf, the Fable About Care and Love
In the Pilar Aguirre Experimental Room of the Rubén Darío National Theater, the Estudio de Nicaragua group presented the play
TL;DR
- Estudio de Nicaragua presented "Little Red Riding Hood and the Trial of the Big Bad Wolf" at the Rubén Darío National Theater.
- The play uses "black light" technique to capture the attention of children and adolescents.
- Key messages include protecting children and elders, instilling values of respect, discipline, care, and love.
- The adaptation features an unexpected ending where the Grandmother and Little Red Riding Hood outsmart the wolf.
- The wolf declares himself guilty, promising not to lie or deceive children again.
- The play aims to reflect on why children and elderly are sometimes left alone and encourages family unity.
- The cast includes María Medrano as Little Red Riding Hood, Alfredo Orozco as the Wolf, Giselle Romero as the Grandmother, and Humberto Rivas as the Judge.
- The theater company, Estudio de Nicaragua, has been active for 34 years, focusing on socially reflective plays.