A Text Packed with Lyrical Beauty on the Theme of Personal and Artistic Honesty
"We have to destroy theatre or live in theatre!," Lorca exclaims in this work, with which he aspired to embark on a new path. And this is precisely what the play is about: having the courage to break with the past, with inertia, with tradition and with repression - both at an artistic and an emotional level - in order to do what you really want to do.
El público, written in 1929-30, talks about the theatre and the question of desire, based on a game in which fiction and reality intermingle, a masquerade in which identities are constantly changing and evolving, ceaselessly pursuing the ideas of authenticity, honesty and freedom.
Through the auspices of the theatre director, Àlex Rigola, and an extensive cast, this work provides an ideal opportunity to delve into the indomitable imagination of the poet from Granada.
Nao Albet
Jesús Barranco
David Boceta
Juan Codina
Oscar de la Fuente
Laia Duran
Irene Escolar
María Herranz
Jaime Lorente
David Luque
Pau Roca
Jorge Varandela
Nacho Vera
Guillermo Weickert
Dirección Àlex Rigola
Espacio escénico Max Glaenzel
Iluminación Carlos Marquerie
Vestuario Silvia Delagneau
Espacio sonoro Nao Albet
Coreografía del Pastor Bobo Laia Duran
Colaboración dramatúrgica Eleonora Herder
Ayudante de dirección Carlota Ferrer
