About Mario Gas
Born 1947. Mario Gas is a Spanish and Uruguayan voice actor, film director, theatre director, television actor, cultural manager and dub actor.
Mario Gas Cabré is a Spanish actor and director. and winner of a Goya Award.
Born in Montevideo, Uruguay, on February 5, 1947, while his actor parents were on tour he has Uruguayan citizenship. He is one of the most important figures of the performing arts of Spain and began his acting career in University and took it up seriously after he failed to complete the law course he was enrolled in.
Family He comes from a large acting family. His father, Manuel Gas, was a singer and actor. His mother, Anna Cabré, (sister of actor Mario Cabré), was a dancer. His daughter Miranda Gas is also a well known Spanish actress.
He is married to theatrical actress Vicky Peña, and they have two children, Orestes and Miranda Gas.
Career Mario Gas, has directed more than fifty plays. He was also a stage Director of Opera productions like La Traviata and Un ballo in maschera by Giuseppe Verdi; Madama Butterfly by Giacomo Puccini and L'elisir d'amore by Gaetano Donizetti.
As a film actor, he has been involved in more than thirty films, with some directors such as Jaime Camino, Vicente Aranda, Bigas Luna, Luis GarcÃa Berlanga, Félix Rotaeta, Ventura Pons and Josep Maria Forn. He has also done voiceover work for actors such as Ben Kingsley, John Malkovich and Geoffrey Rush.
In 1996, he was awarded the Premi Nacional de Teatre de Catalunya, by the Generalitat de Catalunya, for his theatrical production of Sweeney Todd. In 1998, he was awarded a Ciutat of Barcelona in the performing arts for his productions of Guys and Dolls and La reina de bellesa de Leenane.
In 2004, he was appointed director of the Teatro Español in Madrid. In September 2006, he was involved in a controversy over a performance. At the time, Gas had the backing of number of people in the world of culture. He left his post as director of the Teatro Español in 2012.
Theater Work 2012: Follies, producción del Teatro Español. 2011: Un tranvÃa llamado Deseo, producción del Teatro Español. 2011: Un frágil equilibrio, de Edward Albee. 2008: Las troyanas, co-producción de Festival de Mérida y Teatro Español. Versión del texto original de EurÃpides, escrita por Ramón Irigoyen. 2008: Sweeney Todd (reposición), Teatro Español. 2007: Ascensión y caÃda de la ciudad de Mahagonny, de Bertolt Brecht. 2007: Homebody/Kabul, de Tony Kushner. 2005: A Electra le sienta bien el luto, de Eugene O'Neill. 2003: Zona zero, de Neil LaBute. 2002: El sueño de un hombre ridÃculo, de Fiodor Dostoievski. 2002: Las criadas, de Jean Genet. 2001: La Mare Coratge i els seus fills, de Bertolt Brecht. TNC 2001: Lulú, de Frank Wedekind. TNC 2001: The Full Monty, de Terrence McNally y David Yazbek. Teatre Novedades. 2000: Top Dogs, de Urs Widmer. 2000: A little night music, de Hugh Wheeler y Stephen Sondheim. Teatre Grec. 2000: Olors, de Josep Maria Benet i Jornet, TNC 1999: La habitación azul, de David Hare. 1999 1998: Guys & Dolls, de Loesser/Swerling/Burrows, Teatre Nacional de Catalunya. 1998: Master Class, de Terrence McNally. Teatro Marquina de Madrid. 1998: La reina de la bellesa de Leenane, de Martin McDonagh. La Perla Lila i Bitó Produccions. Teatre Villarroel. 1995: Sweeney Todd, de Hugh Wheeler y Stephen Sondheim. CDGC/Teatre Poliorama. 1995: La gata sobre el tejado de zinc, de Tennessee Williams. Teatro Principal de Valencia. 1995: Martes de Carnaval, de Ramón MarÃa del Valle-Inclán. Centro Dramático Nacional. 1994: Otelo de William Shakespeare. Festival Grec '94 1993: Golfus de Roma, de Stephen Sondheim. Festival de Teatro Clásico de Mérida. 1992: El tiempo y los Conway, de J.B. Priestley. Teatre Condal 1986: La Ronda, de Arthur Schnitzler. CDGC/Teatre Romea 1984: L'ópera de tres rals, de Bertolt Brecht y Kurt Weill. Centre Dramà tic de la Generalitat de Catalunya/Teatro Romea de Barcelona. 1968: El adefesio, de Rafael Alberti.
Filmography El coronel Macià (2006) de Josep Maria Forn. Dispersión de la luz (2006) Javier Aguirre. La puta y la ballena (2004) de Luis Puenzo. Adela (2000) de Eduardo Mignogna. Amigo/Amado (2000) de Ventura Pons. Adela (2000 film) The Pianist (1998 film) El largo invierno (1992) de Jaime Camino. Cambio de sexo (1977) de Vicente Aranda.
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Who is Mario Gas?
Spanish actor
When was Mario Gas born?
Mario Gas was born on 5 February 1947 in Montevideo.
What is Mario Gas's occupation?
Mario Gas is a voice actor, film director, theatre director, television actor, cultural manager and dub actor.
What nationality is Mario Gas?
Mario Gas is Spanish and Uruguayan.
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