Guillermo Francella Celebrates 100 Performances of "Desde el jardín"
Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Guillermo Francella celebrated 100 performances of his play "Desde el jardín" at the Metropolitan Theater.
- The play, adapted from Jerzy Kosinski's novel, features Francella as Chance Gardiner, a man who rises to prominence.
- The cast and crew marked the milestone with a celebratory event, including decorations and audience applause.
Guillermo Francella marked a significant milestone as his theatrical production "Desde el jardín" celebrated its 100th performance at the Metropolitan Theater. The play, which premiered four and a half months ago, has resonated with audiences, leading to this celebratory occasion.
It's the best cast.
In the production, adapted by Marcos Carnevale from Jerzy Kosinski's novel, Francella embodies Chance Gardiner. The character's journey from a secluded life focused on gardening and television to becoming an influential figure in power circles forms the core of the narrative. The ensemble cast includes Andrea Frigerio, Martín Seefeld, and Daniel Miglioranza, among others.
The celebration following Friday's performance was a heartfelt affair. The stage was adorned with golden balloons spelling "100," complemented by potted plants and thematic elements referencing Francella's character. The audience expressed their appreciation with cheers and applause, particularly when a cake was brought onto the stage.
I haven't seen Guillermo so happy in years. Total happiness.
Francella appeared visibly moved by the outpouring of affection, expressing gratitude with a broad smile. The theater's official Instagram account shared a video of an intimate gathering backstage, where cast members, crew, and producer Adrián Suar celebrated with drinks and food. Suar remarked on Francella's evident happiness, calling it "total happiness" and highlighting the actor's satisfaction with the cast, quoting Francella as saying, "It's the best cast." Francella himself extended his thanks to everyone involved, stating, "Not only is the cast beautiful, but also the entire group behind it. We are happy."
Not only is the cast beautiful, but also the entire group that is behind. We are happy.
Originally published by Clarín in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.