RIALTO THEATER. Pl. town hall,17
Pulling, the chivalry book par excellence and core of Valencian literature, It rests from now to the Rialto theater, for lovers of the performing arts and lyricists who seek the passion of the hero; but with a more human side of how the knight is usually presented in this literary genre. That's the category of Tirant lo Blanc, that Cervantes himself used it in his novel to round off that wild story of a Quixote driven mad by the reading of these books, to the point of not wanting to burn it like the rest. After all, in this adaptation and co-production of the IVAC and the National Classical Theater company, we see the opposition between men doing politics and women trying to mock the sexual repression imposed by Christian morality. With great irony, Joanot Martorell, moves its protagonist between these two worlds, thus filling his body and his soul with wounds, of the war i, may be, the most painful, those of the love he feels for Carmesina. ASSUME TAMARIT
