Leticia Brédice tackles Susana Giménez role, premieres self-written play 'Milagro'

Leticia Brédice is currently captivating audiences with her portrayal of Argentine television icon Susana Giménez in the Netflix series "Moria." The series has quickly garnered significant viewership, reaching 1.6 million views within its first week of release, underscoring Brédice's impactful presence even in limited appearances.

Beyond her television role, Brédice is showcasing her multifaceted talents by starring in, writing, and directing her own play, "Milagro." The production, which also features her niece Ananda Li Brédice, is set to premiere on September 4th at the historic Teatro Santa María. Brédice shared her enthusiasm for the recently restored theater, noting its significant acoustic qualities and personal sentimental value, recalling childhood visits with her mother.

"Milagro" has a prior history, having been presented earlier this year in different venues. The current version, with Brédice's niece joining the cast, represents a deepening of the work. Brédice explained that the play originated from a long-gestating idea, initially encouraged by Leo Cifelli, Secretary of Culture of the Nation. She described immersing herself in a "universe of pure miracles," where the title, intimate story, and material unfolded organically.

Initially conceived as a performance piece, "Milagro" evolved into a full narrative. Brédice elaborated that the play explores the story of a woman meeting a director, embarking on a transformative journey through an "unimaginable constellation" that fosters humility, tenderness, and a sense of being truly loved and valued. The actress highlighted the collaborative efforts with talented individuals like Cristian Morales, Pablo Silva, and Valeria Ambrosio in bringing this vision to life.