Lucy y Bruno

Authors

  • Catalina Landivar Independent artist
  • Gastón Dubini Independent artist
  • Clara Giorgetti Independent artist
  • Marianela Vallazza Independent artist

Keywords:

independent theater, chilhood theater, dramaturgy

Abstract

Lucy, newly arrived in town, happily receives the letters that arrive from afar. Bruno is in charge of delivering them. That's his job: distributing envelopes with messages. The day Bruno gives her a black envelope, everything will change for Lucy. Perhaps the only option left is to travel. Lucy and Bruno is the story of two unique characters, yet, at the same time, like anyone else. Abstract: Lucy, newly arrived in town, happily receives the letters that arrive from afar. Bruno is in charge of delivering them. That's his job: distributing envelopes with messages. The day Bruno gives her a black envelope, everything will change for Lucy. Perhaps the only option left is to travel.

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Published

2025-12-16 — Updated on 2026-07-20

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Landivar, C., Dubini, G., Giorgetti, C., & Vallazza, M. (2026). Lucy y Bruno. The Step. Notebook of Theatre Studies, 2(25), 56–76. Retrieved from https://www.ojs.arte.unicen.edu.ar/index.php/elpeldano/article/view/1522 (Original work published December 16, 2025)

Issue

Vol. 2 No. 25 (2026): The Step. Notebook of Theatre Studies

Section

Dramaturgia

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