Odin Dupeyron
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| Born | August 28, 1970 |
| 🏳️ Nationality | Mexican |
| 🎓 Alma mater | Centro de Educación Artística (Center for Arts Education) CEA |
| 💼 Occupation | Actor, Producer, Director |
| 👴 👵 Parent(s) | Humberto Dupeyron and Sara Navarrete |
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Odin Dupeyron (born August 28, 1970) is a Mexican actor, producer and director. He is known for his collaboration in the Mexican and American art world mainly for the Latin American community.
Early life[edit]
Dupeyron (Dante Humberto Jorge Iván Odin Dupeyron Navarrete) was born on August 28, 1970, in Mexico City, son of Humberto Dupeyron and Sara Navarrete and brother of Odette Dupeyron, Natasha Dupeyron, and Osterlen Dupeyron.[1]
Odin studied at Centro de Educación Artística (the Center for Art Education) and his career began in the early 90s at Televisa, where his work in tv shows such as “Plaza Sésamo (Sesame Street) and “Furcio” stood out. He worked as a teacher in the theater and performance workshop.
He began to be recognized with his playwriting and when his first book "Y colorín colorado este cuento aún no ha acabado – La vida no se acaba… hasta que se acaba” (Not the End – Life Isn’t Over Until It’s Over), was published quickly became a bestseller. Later his monologue “¡A vivir!” (Let’s Live!) strengthened his career and it has been on stage for seventeen years.
He has published three books, including “¿Nos tomamos un café?” (Shall we drink a cup of coffee?) and His play “Veintidós Veintidós”, (Twenty-two, Twenty Two), has been run for eleven years on theatrical billboards.
Despite the economic problems due to 2020 pandemic, his work as actor, theater director, speaker and producer, as well as screenwriter and television director continues to be his day-to-day.
Publishing[edit]
“Y colorín colorado este cuento aún no se ha acabado” (Not the End)
“Y colorín colorado este cuento aún no se ha acabado – La vida no se acaba… hasta que se acaba (Not the End[2] – Life isn’t Over Until It’s Over) was first published in 2001, it tells the story of Odái, a princess who lives locked in the tower of a castle, guarded by the Black Dragon of Fear. She was there undecisive, waiting for a signal that will lead her to find a new direction in her life. But seeing that it does not arrive, she decides to run away from the writer's narration and undertakes her own personal adventure trying to find her happiness.[3][4]
“And colorín colorado este cuento aún no se ha acabado” (Not the End) describes the fears that paralyze people, the desire to be free and the importance of knowing each other. It is a story that invites readers to think over their own past to understand who they are and where they come from.
“¿Nos tomamos un café?” (Shall we drink a cup of coffee?)
The book was published in December 2008, it compiles essays, and poems that Odin Dupeyron has written throughout his life. They are close texts that make the reader meditate on their own experiences.[5]
“En tu única vida, ¿de qué no te quieres perder?” (If this is my only life... What wouldn't I miss out?)
This book was published in March 2014, it invites us to think about life; to discover alternatives of thoughts, emotions, and activities. It gives us an option of what to do with the rest of our life, through questions that incite us to think about the meaning of happiness, regardless of the expectations of one's family, religion, teachers, friends or community.
“Esto sé” (This is what I know)
“Esto sé” (This is what I know)[6] is a battle against the excess of magical thinking... It is a comedy that talks about how pain, fear and social pressure may affect success, depending on how such pain, fear or social pressure, are handled.
Odin shares his experiences -sometimes sarcastic- and invites to improve self-knowledge in order to make more assertive decisions without carrying the so-called imposed guilt.
Theatre[edit]
Lucas
“Lucas, ¿qué sabemos del amor?” (Lucas, what do we know about love?) is a comedy that talks about love, commitment, and doing what is due and facing the unexpected, while exposing the injustices of a world full of imposed and learned roles.
In 1994, he wrote this staging, which has been produced three times: in 1995 with the performances of Sergio Catalán, Adriana Nieto, Maricarmen Vela and Luis Couturier; in 2005, produced by Jorge Ortiz de Pinedo, with the performances of Mauricio Barcelata, Erika Blenher, Joana Brito and Luis Couturier; in the last production in the year of 2017, it was presented at the National Auditorium with the special performance of Mauricio Ochmann, Luis Couturier and Mayra Rojas. The current cast includes Lourdes Gazza in the role of the social worker, Erik Diaz as David and Nando Estevané as the Lord.
“¡A vivir!” (Let's live!)
It is a monologue written, acted and directed by Odin Dupeyron. In this play, he invites the audience to rediscover life and begin to live it for real; it is a work that shows that the real problem of life is not that it's over, but enjoying it too late.[7]
From this monologue comes the idea of making “¡A vivir! Bajo el microscopio” (Let's Live! Unraveled) in 2020, via streaming a documentary that explains the process of writing and the arguments to create it.[8][9]
“Veintidós Veintidós” (Twenty-two, Twenty-two)
“Veintidós Veintidós” (todos tenemos una hora)[10] was presented for the first time on December 3, 2010. The story is about two characters who manage to confront the audience with death, and life at the same time. It portrays the existential problems of the human being.[11]
In addition, two adaptations were made for streaming, one as a dramatized reading and the other as an oral representation.
“#Recalculando” (#Recalculating)
This show was presented for the first time on July 29, 2019 at the Telcel Theater, however, it had to be presented via streaming due to COVID-19 pandemic.
Recognitions[edit]
- 2014 - Dynasty Theatre - Award ceremony in commemoration of World Theatre Day
- 2018 – Referent – Young Leaders International Foundation (Buenos Aires)
- 2021 – Those Who Inspire Mexico
References[edit]
- ↑ "Le pega crisis a Odín Dupeyrón". Reforma. Retrieved May 5, 2022.
- ↑ Not the End. 2016. p. 151. ISBN 9786079069124. Search this book on
- ↑ Y colorín colorado este cuento aún no se ha acabado (in Spanish). México. 2016. ISBN 9786070733932.CS1 maint: Unrecognized language (link) Search this book on
- ↑ "Odin Dupeyrón: "no quiero sanar vidas"". Quién. Retrieved May 5, 2022.
- ↑ ¿Nos tomamos un café? (in Spanish). Odin Dupeyron. November 30, 2008. ISBN 9789689435013.CS1 maint: Unrecognized language (link) Search this book on
- ↑ "Odin Dupeyron presentará la conferencia "ESTO SÉ"". Excelsior. Retrieved May 5, 2022.
- ↑ "Odin Dupeyron documenta su puesta en escena '¡A vivir!'". Milenio. Retrieved May 6, 2022.
- ↑ "Odin sube obra a streaming". El Universal. Retrieved May 6, 2022.
- ↑ "Odin Dupeyron documenta su puesta en escena '¡A vivir!'". Milenio. Retrieved May 6, 2022.
- ↑ "Dupeyrón trae de vuelta la obra "22:22"". El Universal. Retrieved May 6, 2022.
- ↑ "Odín Dupeyrón: 'Veintidós, veintidós', el teatro más puro". Milenio. Retrieved May 6, 2022.
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