In its continued commitment to the development of the country,  Bancamiga sponsored a private performance of the iconic Grease musical, held this Friday, September 11 in the emblematic Ríos Reyna Room of the Teresa Carreño Theater.

The blockbuster production, by Clas Producciones, NVivo and Oz Shows, filled the spaces of the cultural venue with numerous clients, allies and collaborators of the financial institution.

The bank’s initiative reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening the entertainment and art industry in Venezuela, supporting large-format shows that showcase national talent, as in this case, in the country’s main cultural complex.

The gala allowed the bank to strengthen its ties with its corporate community during the exclusive premiere of the musical. This event fostered closer relationships with clients and the bank’s staff, providing them with memorable moments that celebrated shared trust and mutual loyalty.

The musical on stage

During the evening, attendees enjoyed a spectacular display of music, costumes, and staging that transported them to the vibrant 1950s. More than 30 artists and a nine-piece band conveyed the rebellious spirit and dilemmas of a generation of young people who found expression in rock and roll, with classic songs like “Summer Nights,” “Greased Lightning,” “Hopelessly Devoted to You,” and “You’re the One That I Want.”

Thanks to Bancamiga Banco Universal, audiences were treated to a revitalized and updated version of Grease, maintaining its essence, under the general direction of Elvis Chaveinte, with general and executive production by Claudia Salazar, director of Clas Producciones.

The choreography is by Taba Luis Ramírez, the musical direction by Jhosmarni Martínez, with musical consulting by Elisa Vegas.

Main cast and supporting cast

Danny Zuko: Víctor Drija

Sandy: Diana Rami and Yisbeli Roa (who alternate the role)

Rizzo: Claudia Mercedes (Claudia Rojas)

Frenchie: Cristina Mosquera

Marty: Rided Kredli

Starring Cast: More than 30 artists on stage, including Beto Baralt, Rolando Padilla and José David Heredia, among other talents of national musical theater.

Approaching its 20th anniversary in the Venezuelan banking sector, Bancamiga has established itself as a socially responsible financial institution that continues to support impactful social and cultural initiatives that promote the best of Venezuelan talent and generate value for Venezuelan society.

Information and images courtesy of Bancamiga Banco Universal

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