Lunita Lunita
Lunita Lunita is a poignant and powerful play that delves into the themes of memory, loyalty, addiction, and the boundless nature of love. At its heart, Lunita Lunita is a deeply personal story that explores the complexities of growing up in an environment shaped by addiction, yet is driven by an unwavering bond to one’s parent. It is a tale about the tenderness of family ties, the struggles of youth, and the enduring presence of love that holds it all together.
Paloma Winneth makes her debut as a playwright at Kulturhuset Stadsteatern Skärholmen with this heartfelt piece. Collaborating with Maja Salomonsson, who also directs, the play is brought to life with a unique blend of creativity and authenticity. Paloma’s background, rooted in the arts, gives the play its rich emotional depth. Educated at the Universidad de las Artes ISA in Havana, she brings a wealth of experience as an actor and performing artist, having worked with prestigious institutions such as Dramaten, Unga Klara, and Assemblea Teatro in Italy.
Lunita Lunita marks a special moment in Paloma’s artistic journey, as it brings her back to Skärholmen—the place of her childhood. This stage, now a platform for her debut, holds a deep personal connection, making the performance even more poignant. Through this collaboration with Maja, Paloma offers not just a story of love and loss, but a piece of herself, shared with an audience that will no doubt be moved by its honesty and beauty.
Quote from Reviews:
“A dynamic production, surprising, captivating and highly emotional. […] She makes us believe in the imagination.” DN
“Paloma Winneth plays to, on and against the audience. We are with her in every moment and feel Luna’s frustration, sadness, hatred and immense love.” SvD
Citat från Recensioner:
“En dynamisk uppsättning, överraskande, medryckande och starkt känslosam. […] Hon får oss att tro på fantasin.” DN
“Paloma Winneth spelar till, på och mot publiken. Vi är med henne i varje ögonblick och känner Lunas frustration, sorg, hat och oerhörda kärlek.” SvD