Villanueva Cosse

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Villanueva Cosse , full name Villanueva Félix Cosse Vega , (born November 9, 1933 in Melo ) is a Uruguayan actor , theater director and writer .

Life

Cosse, who has lived in Argentina since 1971, successfully completed his training at the El Galpón School in Montevideo in 1955 . He then deepened this from 1960 to 1963 at the Escuela Municipal de Arte Dramático (EMAD) and from 1966 to 1967 at the Paris "École Internationale de Théâtre" (also: "École Jacques Lecoq") by Jacques Lecoq .

Since 1956 he has appeared in more than 60 plays in Uruguay and Argentina and more than 20 television plays. In 1963, 1972, 1985 and 1996 he directed eleven plays at El Galpón , Teatro Circular , Teatro del Centro , Club de Teatro and Comedia Nacional in Montevideo. While Argentina and Uruguay had dictatorial regimes, from 1974 to 1982 he was banned from artistic activity in both Montevideo and Buenos Aires. Cosse is also the author of the musical "Quién le teme a Lucila Singer?", Which was performed at the Teatro Embassy . He also wrote the "Feria del miedo, del amor y de la guerra" presented at the Teatro San Martín and, together with Adriana Genta, "Compañero del alma". As an actor and director, he has taken part in tours and international festivals in Buenos Aires, Zurich, Caracas, Montevideo, New York, Mexico City, San Juan de Puerto Rico, Milan and Stockholm. In 1999, for example, he staged "The Splendor of the Bohème" by Ramón del Valle Inclán at the Teatro General San Martín . Other examples of his work as an actor are his participation in the Argentine film The King's Film (La película del rey) (1986), the Argentine-Czechoslovak co-production Los Amores de Kafka (1988) and the impersonation of Marcos Márquez in the TV Series "Epitafios - Death is the Answer" from 2004. In 2011 he is on stage in Buenos Aires at the Theater San Martín in "Viaje de un largo día hacia la noche" by Eugene O'Neill .

Awards

theatre

Montevideo:

  • 1969: " Florencio " for Arlecchino as best director.
  • 1970: "Florencio" for Rey Lear as best actor.
  • 1972: "Florencio" for Arturo Ui as best leading actor.

Buenos Aires:

  • 1973: "Talia" for Arturo Ui as best foreign actor.
  • 1974/75: "Estrella de mar" for Arlecchino as best director.
  • 1985/86: "Estrella de mar" for Príncipe Azul as best leading actor.
  • 1985/86: "Jose Maria Vilches" for Príncipe Azul as best leading actor.
  • 1988: "Maria Guerrero" for Compañero del alma as best director.
  • 1987/88: "García Lorca" for Compañero del alma as a theatrical event of the past two years.
  • 1991/92: "Premio Municipal de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires" for Doña Ramona as the best independent theater play.
  • 1997/98: "Leonidas Barletta" for Cocinando con Elisa as the best play of the independent theater.
  • 1998: Nominated for the "Trinidad Guevara" for Cocinando con Elisa as best director.
  • 1999: Nominated for the "ACE" for Luces de Bohemia as best director.
  • 2000: Nominated for the "ACE" for Mein Kampf as best actor.
  • 2001: Nominated and awarded the "ACE" for Inspector as best director.
  • 2009: Nominated and awarded the "ACE" for Marat-Sade as best director.

movie theater

  • 1985: "Junior" for Asesinato en el Senado de la Nación as best national actor.
  • 1986: " Cóndor de Plata " Asociación Argentina de Críticos de Cinematográficos, for The King's Film as best actor.

book

  • 1992: Primera Mención del Concurso de Dramaturgia "Tres Países" (Argentina, Chile, Uruguay) for Compañeros del alma

Plays with his participation

  • Marat-Sade (adaptation, direction)
  • Príncipe azul (actor)
  • Déjala sangrar (actor)
  • Segovia (or De la poesía ) (actor, director)
  • Lisandro (version, costume)
  • La Feria del miedo, el amor y la guerra (Author)
  • Copias (actor)
  • Toque de queda (actor)
  • Te llevo en la sangre (director)
  • El inspector (director)
  • My fight, farsa (Interprete)
  • Luces de bohemia (Director)
  • Cocinando con Elisa (Director)
  • Compañero del alma (writer, actor, director)
  • ¡Arriba, corazón! (Interprete)
  • Feria del miedo, del amor y de la guerra (writer, director)
  • Cuatro caballetes ( Interprete )
  • Blues de la calle Balcarce (Director)
  • Acto cultural (actor)
  • Espectros (actor)

literature

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Information from the short biography of Maricel Alvarez at www.berlinerfestspiele.de
  2. ↑ Film: New Acquisitions December 2010
  3. ↑ [1]
  4. ^ "Epitafios - Death is the answer" on www.synchronkartei.de
  5. ↑ The joy of theater in the New Year at www.kunstinargentinien.com
personal data
SURNAME Cosse, Villanueva
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Cosse Vega, Villanueva Félix (full name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Uruguayan actor, theater director and writer
DATE OF BIRTH November 9, 1933
PLACE OF BIRTH Melo , Uruguay