'The Metamorphoses' by Ovid is a seminal work of Greco-Roman mythology, detailing the creation of the world to the deification of Julius Caesar. This theatrical adaptation directed by Enrique Avilés features performances by Avilés and Jéssica Gámez, effectively merging dance, music, and acting to present the narrative of transformations inherent in life. The play revisits significant themes such as the creation of the universe from chaos, challenges faced by heroes, and the rebellions against gods.

The adaptation not only brings the ancient stories to life but also prompts a deep reflection on the forces that shape human existence and our responses to them. By weaving together epic and didactic elements, the performance encourages audiences to contemplate the struggles and transformations that define their lives.

In a contemporary context, this reimagined portrayal of Ovid’s work highlights the enduring relevance of classical themes in understanding modern human experiences, demonstrating the timeless nature of myths and their capacity to resonate with audiences, even today.