Interview with Ricardo Reymena
Outline
- Ricardo Reymena was born in Havana.
- His first theatre related jobs were on the scenery and props workshops of the National Theatre and the ICAIC scenery workshop in Cubanacan.
- He worked with Rafael Morante designing movie posters for ICAIC.
- In 1964 he was called to the military service
- He participated in the Rubén Vigón´s stage design courses.
- He enters the Cuban Natinal Ballet during the 60s, and designs the magazine Cuba en el Ballet since its 2nd number.
- During the 'quinquenio gris' he was expelled from that department.
- He returns in 1978 to work at the company and to design the magazine.
- He recount some of his most important works, providing details of several of them, as well as from the dynamics of the stage productions, workshops, maintenance of set designs, etc.
- The process of designing a ballet: dialogue with the choreographer
- His relationship with painting
- Books that he use to work
- His hobbies: reading History and watching movies
- His experiences in different museums of the world
- Cuban culture at the moment of the interview
- For young designers: follow your vocation
Object details:
- Physical object creator:
- Lugo Herrera, Lilianne, July 29, 1987- (9453)
- Physical object type:
- Interviews
- Digital object format:
- Audio recording
- Object ID:
- cta0058000007
- Collection:
- Voces del Diseño
- License:
- CC-BY-NC-ND (Attribution-Non-Commercial-No Derivatives)