Ricardo Halac
Ricardo Halac (* 1935 in Buenos Aires ) is an Argentine writer and playwright. He studied at the Universidad de Buenos Aires and lived for some time in Europe in the 1960s, where he got to know Bertolt Brecht's theater . In 1975 he had to flee to Mexico because he was threatened by the Triple A. Halac made a successful debut in 1961 with his play "Soledad para cuatro"; Augusto Fernandes staged it that same year. He also took part in the Teatro Abierto in 1981 with his play Lejana tierra prometida .
Honors
- 2009 Premio Martín Fierro
Works (selection)
- Single issues
- Soledad para cuatro 1961.
- Estela de Madrugada 1965.
- Fin de diciembre 1965.
- "Tentempié I" y "Tentiempié II" 1968/1994.
- Segundo tiempo 1976.
- El Destete 1978.
- Un trabajo fabuloso 1980.
- Lejana tierra prometida 1981.
- Ruido de rotas cadenas 1983.
- El dúo Sosa Echagüe 1987.
- La perla del Plata 1987.
- ¡Viva la anarquía! 1992.
- Mil años un día 1993.
- Aquellos Gauchos Judíos 1995.
- Frida Kahlo la pasión 1996.
- Metejón 2001.
- Luna gitana 2002.
- Work editions
- Obras completas . Buenos Aires: Ediciones Corregidor, 2006 (6 volumes).
literature
- Osvaldo Pellettieri: Historia del teatro argentino en Buenos Aires. La segunda modernidad. Editorial Galerna, Buenos Aires 2003, ISBN 950-556-447-3 (Vol. 4, pp. 251 ff.).
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Halac, Ricardo |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Argentine writer and playwright |
| DATE OF BIRTH | 1935 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Buenos Aires |