Fernando Arrabal
Verona
Theatre Camploy
Theatre Camploy
"Ceremonia por un negro asesinado"
por la compan / s "Teatro Stabile di Calabria." En el folleto
if lee:
"... a new staging and Lorenzo Gleijeses. The show is produced by the Teatro Stabile di Calabria and based ceremony for a black man murdered the brilliant director-English playwright Fernando Arrabal (1932) whose theater has been called "brutal, surprising and joyously provocative". The play, listed among the most beautiful works of theater, takes shape in a size that will soon take on the shape distinctly meta-theatrical. Ceremony, which sees the scene Anna also Redi Manolo and I die, is a rewrite stage that uses multiple forms of expression. Forced into the enclosed space of a room, surprising and alienating people can not avoid "playing at the theater: in this way are born, they are transformed and disappear. A sort of "study" on some artists who have not been able to combine their vision of art with everyday life, slain by his own art, and drifts of the society of the spectacle associated with the problematic nature of contemporary media space.
"... a new staging and Lorenzo Gleijeses. The show is produced by the Teatro Stabile di Calabria and based ceremony for a black man murdered the brilliant director-English playwright Fernando Arrabal (1932) whose theater has been called "brutal, surprising and joyously provocative". The play, listed among the most beautiful works of theater, takes shape in a size that will soon take on the shape distinctly meta-theatrical. Ceremony, which sees the scene Anna also Redi Manolo and I die, is a rewrite stage that uses multiple forms of expression. Forced into the enclosed space of a room, surprising and alienating people can not avoid "playing at the theater: in this way are born, they are transformed and disappear. A sort of "study" on some artists who have not been able to combine their vision of art with everyday life, slain by his own art, and drifts of the society of the spectacle associated with the problematic nature of contemporary media space.
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