SYNOPSIS
At twelve years old, Daniel discovers that he is madly in love with Maby, the most popular and successful girl in school. He is also a friend of Nacho, who barely listens to him in his romantic dalliances because Nacho is always making things up.
As the school Science Fair approaches, Maby, as usual, is out to win the grand prize. Nachos, too. To do this, the latter, in the greatest of secrets, is creating a particular machine with an unforgettable name: the Translator Mudanzum , a device capable of transporting whoever uses it to cyberspace itself. With the Translator anyone can physically access the internet and walk its labyrinths freely!
What Nacho doesn't know is that Maby skillfully uses her weapons of seduction to extract information from Daniel about the outlandish invention. Also secretly, Maby builds her own prototype but makes a fatal mistake: she doesn't know how to get back to reality outside of cyberspace. Daniel is a distant witness of how Maby enters the virtual world and can no longer return from it, a danger increased by the presence of an evil ViruX who plans to devour the entire world to build his universe of contamination as an empire of evil.
With his beloved Maby kidnapped, Daniel runs to ask Nacho for help to enter cyberspace and rescue her from the clutches of the monster.
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SONGS
1. Connection!
2. Lunatics
3. Beyond the Stars
4. Xiomara
5. Email
6. Maby Caught
7. Our mission
8. Maby in Cyber Space
9. Please help me!
10. Chat!
eleven. Yum!
12. checked
13. I will be a hero
14. Sign Out
DATA SHEET
Release Date: July 2011, Municipal Theater of Santa Fe
Book and Lyrics: Gustavo Palacios Pilo (on an original idea by Juan Candioti)
Music: Juan Candiotti
Choreography: Juan Cruz Mordini
Daniel: Maximilian Antas
Maby: Tatiana Escobar
Nacho: Federico Wild
Virus: Fabio Sosa
Xiomara: Daniela Romano
ASSEMBLY
Agustin Miguez: Maximiliano Sena
Alan Busi as Ariadna Bortoli
Leticia Longhi as Delilah Rocchia
Costume Design: Diego Vila
Scenography: Mario Pascullo
Graphics and Multimedia: SUGO
General Production: Juan Cruz Mordini and Alejandro Degiorgis
This show was sponsored by the National Theater Institute (INT).