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" A Scene "has had the pleasure of speaking with one of the actors respected and loved, José Sancho, who wins these days in the Rialto Theatre with "vested interests".

With continued signs of "are not places", the book provides welcome the public to enjoy the theater of truth, the characters and actors. All accompanied by an impeccable staging, spectacular costumes, a very neat music and great acting job of the entire cast.

A highly recommended book for all types of audiences that will be at the Rialto Theatre until 9 January, following a well-deserved extension after receiving public acclaim since its release last October. This book is the undeniable success of the season Valencia theater.

Crispin José Sancho plays in the theatrical success "vested interests".

With José Sancho I spent a great time talking about theater, about how he understands the profession of actor, his vision of the universe of Jacinto Benavente "vested interests" and "Henry IV" by Luigi Pirandello, author on the feel devotion. In this interview we also discussed their views on two projects is about to premiere on television, "Tarancón. The Fifth Commandment" and "Crematorium."

The series "Crematorium" is a great bet Canal Plus. Produced by Alejandro Amenabar and Fernando Bovaira ("Agora", "The Others", etc..) And directed by Jorge Sánchez Cabezudo ("Night of the Sunflowers"), "Crematorium" focuses on urban corruption and the breakdown of Bertomeu family in an imaginary city of the Mediterranean, whose patriarch, Ruben, is played by José Sancho.

"Tarancón. The Fifth Commandment" is a highly anticipated miniseries with a great deal that has led Antonio Hernandez on the figure of Cardinal Tarancón, an important figure during the English Transition. A project in which José Sancho has taken great care personnel, and where have RTVV RTVE production work done.

José Sancho stars "Tarancón. The Fifth Commandment."

I want to thank from here to José Sancho be granted an interview to the program and for giving me the opportunity to meet him in person. It was a pleasure for someone like me who I am discovering the drama to talk to a reference.


From here I thank José Sancho and the actors and actresses of the cast of "vested interests" with whom I had the opportunity to discuss their support for the program.