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The work 'Topics, typical, Comedians', written by Luis Leante and represented by local company 'Entrementes', opens the show Monday, July 25
The XXXVI Theatre Week Caravaca de la Cruz, held from 25 to 31 July organized by the Department of Culture, will pay tribute to Miguel de Cervantes, in the year the fourth centenary of the death of the most famous marks writer in Spanish language.
The mayor, Jose Moreno, presented the poster from one festivals of this branch of the performing arts most experienced of Spain, accompanied by the Councillor for Culture, Oscar Martinez, and the programmer, Jose Antonio Navarro, and the author of the poster announcer, Ana Maria Vacas.
"It is a very balanced sample for theatrical genres and audience it is directed, which pays special attention to Cervantes' work", as José Moreno said.
For its part, the mayor of Culture has stressed that this edition includes new features like "the return of the event to the Plaza de Toros, and an activity of street theater that will have three urban sites adds to the comedy classic and contemporary proposals. "
Theatre Week will raise the curtain on Monday 25 July, with 'topics, typical, Comedians.
A comedy in three acts and pico ', written by Luis Leante caravaqueño and represented by local company' Entrementes Theatre '.
The work, premiered in April in the auditorium of the Cervantes Institute of Frankfurt, presents a current Miguel Cervantes who contrives to make two comedians which may be its summit work.
Present, past and 'play within a play' are merged in this proposal Leante.
'3000 km' is the title of the performance scheduled for Tuesday, July 26.
It is a production inspired by the film "They Shoot Horses, cursed 'by Sydney Pollack, who delves into the concept of' collective entertainment 'from the staging of a contest, in which it interacts with the public .
It is a project of the company Murcia Delivery Theater, directed by Jose Boat, which premiered at the Centro Parraga last year.
On Wednesday 27 July, the scene of the Plaza de Toros host an updated version of 'Rinconete & Cortadillo', premiered at the Theatre Festival of Malaga version.
This work, written by Albero Conejero and directed by Salva Bolta, continues the novel by Cervantes, through a text that talks about the picaresque, child prodigies, friendship, struggle between reality and fiction and so sarcastic, comic and transmits a raw social criticism.
The last hours of life of one of the icons of the twentieth century focus the work 'Desnudando Marilyn', which will be staged on Thursday, July 28.
The actress, singer and presenter Paz de Alarcon Norma Jean discovers their privacy, unraveling a woman who dreamed, suffered and loved with intensity, without suspecting that his latest film would remain unfinished.
The last of the performances for adult audiences, scheduled for Friday, July 29, will be the show of gestural theater 'Ticket', collectively created by Mendez, Xevi Casals and Gerard Domenech.
The "Clownic" the second company "Tricicle" group takes a journey through the history of cinema of humor, taking as its starting point the most universal comic sequences: Charles Chaplin, Marx Brothers, Keaton, Laurel & Hardy, Tati, Rowan Atkinson (Mr. Bean) and Monty Python, among others, to transform and transferring the stage reinterpreted in the manner of Clownic.
On Saturday July 30, from 12.00, the theater will be unveiled to tell some of the adventures and misadventures of Don Quixote.
In the Square, Gran Vía and Plaza del Arco, the Murcian company 'Teatro La Murga perform three scenes that will present the character and passions of the noble knight, always accompanied by his faithful squire, Sancho Panza.
As is traditional, the Theatre Week will close with two performances aimed at children: 'West of Far West' (Saturday, 30 July), and the classic tale 'Hansel and Gretel' (Sunday, July 31).
All works will stage at 22.30, except for 'Don Quixote goes out', which will be at 12 am, and children's plays, at 20.30.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Caravaca de la Cruz
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