Overview
- A press performance took place at the Multiteatro on May 19 where Benjamín Vicuña, Esteban Lamothe and director Javier Daulte stepped out to greet fans and photographers, and a chant from behind barriers briefly surprised Vicuña.
- The stage adaptation of Annie Proulx’s story stars Vicuña and Lamothe, uses an adaptation credited to Marcos Carnevale and Ashley Robinson, and is directed by Javier Daulte with Adrián Suar and Joaquín and Bautista Laviaguerre listed as producers.
- The production features Laura Paredes and Roberto Castro in supporting roles, leans on intimate visual staging and music by Dan Gillespie Sells, and has scheduled performances from Thursday to Sunday at Multiteatro on Avenida Corrientes.
- The press night drew a wide roster of Argentine celebrities photographed on a rodeo‑themed set and the cast received public applause during the preview.
- Early critical reaction is mixed: reviewers praise Vicuña’s and Lamothe’s acting but La Nación rated the staging as uneven and criticized the scenic design and effects, a factor that could shape audience expectations as ticket sales respond to the publicity.