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El Soplador de Estrellas play by Open Scene: A Magical Tale of Dreams and Hope

Project Type

Theater for children | Theater in Spanish

Date

June 2021

El Soplador de Estrellas (The Stars Blower) is a heartwarming theatrical production presented by Open Scene as part of the inaugural Latin Performing Arts Festival (FLAE). Originally written by Argentine playwright Ricardo Talento, the play was directed by Gio Quezada and featured original music by Venezuelan composer Miguel Salas.

Performed in Spanish with descriptive English audio segments, the story centers on Maestro Bornolio, an eccentric inventor who extinguishes stars with his machine—the Retractable Stelaerophore—making wishes for a better world. When he hires Cibelina, a spirited and unconventional assistant who questions his mission, the two embark on a whimsical journey that reveals profound lessons about love, dreams, and human connection.

With four original songs and live piano accompaniment, this 50-minute family-friendly performance captivated audiences through a magical blend of music, storytelling, and imagination. El Soplador de Estrellas invites viewers of all ages to believe in the beauty of dreams and the importance of hope.
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Open Scene es una organización sin fines de lucro 501 (C)(3) fundada en el estado de Florida con sede en Winter Park.

​Nos enorgullece ser miembros de la Asociación Americana de Profesionales de las Artes Escénicas (APAP), la Asociación Nacional de Arte y Cultura Latina (NALAC), la Sociedad Internacional de Artes Escénicas (ISPA), el Instituto Edyth Bush de Filantropía y Liderazgo, y la Alianza de Cultura de Winter Park.​

Los programas de OpenScene están parcialmente financiados por United Arts of Central Florida, sede de OrlandoAtPlay.com y UAArtsEd.com, el Gobierno del Condado de Orange a través del Programa de Asuntos Artísticos y Culturales, el Estado de Florida a través de la División de Artes y Cultura, y el Fondo Nacional de las Artes.

Una copia del registro oficial y la información financiera de Open Scene, una corporación sin fines de lucro con sede en Florida (n.º de registro CH62684), puede obtenerse comunicándose gratuitamente con la División de Servicios al Consumidor al 1-800-HELP-FLA (435-7352) dentro del estado, o visitando su sitio web. El registro no implica respaldo, aprobación ni recomendación por parte del estado.

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