The renowned actress Viviana Saccone, under the direction of Diego Ramos, stars in the play 'A Trip Through Time' alongside Paula Chaves, Pedro Alfonso, and Noelia Marzol since last December. In an interview with the Argentine News Agency, Saccone highlighted the importance of not feeding the ego in this profession, noting that it is the enemy of acting work.
The actress reflected on her current acting career and the experience of working in a farcical comedy, where she pointed out that moving and touching sensitive chords can be a greater challenge. Despite having a 37-year career, she still feels nervousness before the premiere of a play, emphasizing that each performance is a new challenge.
'A Trip Through Time,' written by Pedro Alfonso and Mechi Bove, directed by Diego Ramos, takes place both in Villa Carlos Paz and the Astral Theater in Buenos Aires. Saccone expressed her enthusiasm for the successful closure in Villa Carlos Paz and the upcoming arrival at the Maipo Theater, highlighting camaraderie and passion for the theatrical profession.
In addition to her work on stage, the actress recently certified as an Ontological Coach, integrating these tools into her personal and professional life. Saccone emphasized the importance of connecting with the human element in her work, as well as the need to enjoy what happens on stage beyond the initial nerves.
Moreover, amid the comedy, Saccone highlighted the complexity of making the audience laugh and the importance of not falling into caricatures. The actress mentioned rituals that connect her with her character and the plot, emphasizing that working in a comedy requires seriousness and commitment to entertain the audience.
Finally, Saccone reflected on politics, considering that living is a political act and that any government's measures affect everyone equally, regardless of profession. The actress shared that before each performance, she seeks to concentrate for a few minutes to completely give herself to the stage.
