In observance of the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, the Centro Cultural Español de Miami, in collaboration with Seven People, presents La vida de colores.

Spanish actress Silvia de Esteban returns to Miami to perform her one-woman show, La vida de colores.

Based on true events, this powerful production offers audiences an intimate glimpse into the life of a woman whose story resonates far beyond her personal experience. A moving theatrical experience that invites us to recognize abuse, challenge the social expectations and pressures that perpetuate silence, and understand the importance of listening to and supporting those who experience violence.

SYNOPSIS

María Candela de la Vega welcomes the audience with the warmth and familiarity of someone gathering friends to share a personal story. Beneath her smile and apparent composure, a painful reality gradually emerges: nine months of marriage during which the love she had hoped for turned into abuse.

Through memories, silences, and emotions she can no longer contain, María Candela reveals the wounds of a relationship marked by violence, while holding on to her desire to see life in color once again.

SILVIA DE ESTEBAN – BIOGRAPHY

Silvia de Esteban is a Spanish actress, singer, playwright, and theater director born in Tenerife, Spain. Her passion for the performing arts began in childhood, and at the age of thirteen, she appeared in her first professional theater production.

Since then, she has built a diverse career spanning theater, musical theater, opera, and television in both Spain and the United States.

In Spain, she has appeared in television series such as Un paso adelante, Los Serrano, Periodistas, and Sin tetas no hay paraíso, as well as stage productions including the musical El diario de Ana Frank (The Diary of Anne Frank).

In Miami, she has performed in, written, or directed more than twenty productions, including La verdadera historia de Pedro Navaja, El club de las divorciadas, and La familia Addams (The Addams Family), in which her portrayal of Morticia earned her recognition as a leading actress.

Her television credits also include Betty en NY, Mariposa de Barrio, Sangre de mi tierra, Mi familia perfecta, and Club 57.

As a playwright and director, her notable works include The Offering and Lorca, flamenco y contemporáneo.

She is the writer and performer of La vida de colores, a one-woman show that premiered in Tenerife in 2022 and was subsequently presented in Miami, New York, and Madrid.

For this production, she received the Best Visiting Actress Award at the ATI Awards in New York and the Popular Choice Award for Best Actress at the 2023 Latin Alternative Theater Awards.

*Performed in Spanish. Ages 18 and over.

Tickets: https://ticketplate.com/la-vida-de-colores-2611202000