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| The TCM proposes for the same day 'Play', a family dance show created by Aracaladanza and winner of three Max Awards | The Teatro Romea de Murcia, which continues to maintain a reduced capacity and all the necessary measures to deal with Covid-19, begins in 2021 with the verses of Lope de Vega.
This Friday, January 8 (8 p.m.), MIC Producciones will stage, under the direction of Borja Rodríguez, the comedy 'La viuda valenciana'; one of Lope's lesser-known works in which he addresses the role of women in society, their ability to decide about their own life and their desire, above what they have learned and imposed. Leonarda, played by Pepa Gracia, is the protagonist of this story.
A woman who, when she becomes a widow, sees how everyone around her tries to find her a new husband and how many suitors emerge who knock on her door.
But she does not want to be 'the mistress of' again, but prefers to be the owner of her will and, above all, of her desire.
And soon, on Leonarda's path, young Camilo will cross. Despite being a text written at the end of the 16th century, 'La viuda valenciana' speaks to the men and women of the 21st century through characters and situations that are perfectly recognizable in today's society, according to the company.
a. In addition to Lope's comedy, the Romea Theater will also host this week a new storytelling session in English that is part of the 'Little Romea' cycle.
On this occasion, actress Karmen Heredia will be in charge of telling the little ones the story of 'Pinocchio'.
It will be on Saturday, January 9, at 12 noon and tickets are on sale for 5 euros. Dance at the TCM For its part, the Teatro Circo Murcia (TCM) will also receive this Friday, January 8 (7pm) the Aracaladanza company with 'Play', a family dance show based on the game.
A montage that obtained four nominations at the last Max Awards, where it won the awards for Best Musical Composition, Best Costume Design and Best Lighting Design (the latter made by Pedro Yag e from Murcia) . 'Play', as they explain from the company, "means a new and fresh point and apart in the history of Aracaladanza, known internationally for its stage productions dedicated to family and children audiences", and they add that This show, staged by five dancers, was born "from the need to feel totally free to enjoy the artistic process and from the desire to simply devote oneself to playing", turning the stage into "a party without respite that spreads joy.
a, encourage smile and share fun.
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Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia
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