



"Outstanding performance by Sara Casasnovas. Eloquent show about
the freedom in front of the deep moral convictions that keeps minute by minute
the interest of a well plotted intrigue between the anticlerical
and the secular Spain, long confronted."
El País
"The play stands out, mainly, because of the performance of Sara Casasnovas, who plays an Electra with credibility both in the most comical and in the most intensely dramatic moments."
Culturas, La Provincia
"The actress has convinced. This role has consecrated Sara Casasnovas
as an actress of character despite her youth and the critics have given up on her for her work in Electra, where she has demonstrated her quality on the stage."
Diario de Mérida
"Precision game with brilliant individualities,among which Sara Casasnovas stands out in the title role, excellent in attitude, voice and gesture,
moving in her catharsis.First-rate production for a masterful text."
Diario de Las Palmas
"The Roman Theatre of Merida welcomes in its premiere in front of
about 2000 spectators a show that is suggestive in its form, forceful in its content and remarkable in its acting. The Galician actress got a
high mark in her exam in Mérida, where, with more filming,
she has all the necessary characteristics to adjust to this stage perfectly. "
Diario Hoy
"Sara Casasnovas' Electra shines at the Teatro de Mérida with this new version adapted by Francisco Nieva and gets a final applause like the first one more than a hundred years ago."
El periódico de Extremadura
"The text that provoked a revolution: Sagasta's ministry had to be completely
reformed and became popularly known as the "Electra Ministry". More than 100 years later, the play was rebroadcast in the same Spanish Theatre under the direction
of Ferrán Madico and with the Galician actress Sara Casasnovas as the main character. On stage, the actress not only acts, but also sings, dances and skates. Specialized critics have praised her performance in an intense and nuanced role."
La Voz de Galicia
"A work of such magnitude, more than a challenge, is an affirmation of the one who exercises his right to be an actor and to define himself as a connoisseur of the most intimate aspects of the theatre, and as such, is obliged to give a brilliant performance. Sara Casasnovas gives the colourful note, leaving the innocent Alicia of
Amar en tiempos revueltos to become the sickly teenager who will try to seduce the irreconcilable ex-pastor. Perfect choice."
Levante, The Valencian Merchant
"Like misfortune, the audience fell in love with the lovers. Their idyll with the characters they play is undoubtedly love at first sight, and the chemistry they radiate at times, well symbolized in that "kiss me again" of the leading actress, who floods the stalls with a jet of sensuality and sex, almost intimidating."
Galicia Hoxe