ARCecilia Propato, a playwright, discusses her new immersive theatrical work 'Querés ser feliz o tener razón, mundo Shakespeare,' which reinterprets characters and themes from William Shakespeare's classic texts through contemporary lenses. The play uses micro-monologues and immersive techniques to explore timeless issues such as power, time, and gender. Propato highlights the collaborative nature of Shakespeare’s writing process and draws inspiration from Brazilian writer Clarice Lispector. She connects Shakespeare’s era with modern societal challenges, noting parallels between the past and present, particularly regarding the pace of life and ideological shifts. The performance takes place on Sundays at noon, referencing the historical timing of Shakespeare’s plays.
Bias read (Center): The article focuses on a cultural production that engages with classical literature and its contemporary relevance. While it touches on themes like power, time, and social issues, there is no explicit political stance or bias in the framing. The piece presents the artist's perspective neutrally, and
