FROM MONDAY 6 TO SATURDAY 18/7
PEÑÍSCOLA (the Low Master)
Peñíscola does not present just one festival, proposes a small manifesto on how to inhabit the classics today without turning them into museum pieces. Of the 6 al 18 of July, The town's castle and its surroundings will be the setting for the 29th edition of the International Classical Theater Festival, an event consolidated as one of the great performing rituals of the summer. The programming, with eight proposals, crosses greek tragedy, the Golden Age and the 20th century, and he allows himself the luxury of mixing Lope de Vega, Cervantes, Molière, Lorca or Shakespeare with contemporary readings and the necessary point of disobedience. The opening will come with Literary booths [6], a sound installation on the Paseo Marítimo that invites you to listen to poetry and theater like someone looking at another frequency. After, the Parade Ground will receive Jason and the Furies [7], The Ensign Nun [9], dog word [11], The trova of Buena Sana [13], Doña Rosita la single [14], At lady boba [16] y Don Juan in hell [18]. Reviews, crossings and rereadings that avoid flat reverence. Added to this is the Pepe Monleón Workshop on Young Journalism, a smart bet to form new perspectives and not just new viewers. LUCAS SÁEZ
