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Juana Sujo

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194:. In 1950 she founded the Estudio Dramático Juana Sujo at the Museo de Bellas Artes, which she converted into the Escuela Nacional de Arte Escénico in 1952. She founded the Sociedad Venezolana de Teatro in 1955. 535: 530: 353: 184:. In 1948 she began traveling through Ecuador, Chile, and Peru, where she found acting work. In April 1949 Sujo moved to Venezuela to star in the 397: 234:"It was not long after that the dictator was deposed and fled from the country. I was later told by an American foreign service officer that the 180:
She was forced to flee to England after the rise of Nazism and returned to Argentina where she debuted in Enrique Susini's theater company with
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the audience rose and began cheering and shouting so loudly that Copland could not hear the remainder of the music. Copland continued,
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On that evening Juana Sujo was the narrator who performed the spoken-word parts of the piece. When she spoke the final words, "...
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was credited with having inspired the first public demonstration against him. That, in effect, it had started
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reviewer said it had a "magical effect" on the audience. As Copland recalled,
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The Film Industry in Argentina: An Illustrated Cultural History
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An opponent of the repressive regime of Venezuelan President
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that government of the people, by the people, for the people
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Juana Sujo: impulsora del teatro contemporáneo venezolano
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in Berlin where she played her first role in a film,
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Caracas
Venezuela
stage
film actress
stage actress
Argentina
Juan Perón
Venezuela
Argentine Jewish
Buenos Aires
Brazil
Germany
Max Reinhardt
Ilka Grüning
Lilli Palmer
Stefan Schnabel
Franz Schnyder
Karl Ulrich Schnabel
Munich Kammerspiele
Lola Membrives
Bolívar Films
El demonio es un ángel
Marcos Pérez Jiménez
Aaron Copland
Caracas
Lincoln Portrait
New York Times
that government of the people, by the people, for the people

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