The show ‘Mr. BO ‘,a production by the Marie de Jongh company,has received two nominations for the 28th Max of the Performing Arts awards,celebrating the best in Spanish performing arts. The nominations are for best children’s, youth or family show and best costume design. Actor Javier Renobales, a resident of Amorebieta-Etxano with an established career, is part of the cast.

‘MR. BO ‘ is described as an emotional, non-verbal performance suitable for audiences aged three and older. It explores themes of power abuse through expressive masks and a worldwide narrative. Last year’s performance at Zornotza aretoa was well-received by the community.

The Amorebieta-Etxano City Council has extended its congratulations to Javier Renobales and the entire Jongh Marie team for their nominations, wishing them success at the awards gala in Iruña.

“MR. BO ‘is an emotional gestural assembly aimed at public from the age of three…reflects on the abuse of power.”

Understanding Theatrical Awards and Costume Design

The Max Performing Arts Awards are a significant recognition in the Spanish theatre scene, highlighting excellence in various categories. Costume design, in particular, plays a crucial role in storytelling, helping to create character and atmosphere. The artistry of costume design involves historical research, fabric selection, and construction techniques to bring a director’s vision to life.

Winning a Max Award can significantly boost a production’s profile and open doors for future opportunities. For children’s theatre, such recognition underscores the importance of engaging young audiences with meaningful and artistically rich performances.