The El Espolón Cultural Center in Comillas will close the month of October with a paper theater workshop, the concert by María Méndez -with the participation of Ramón Bueno-, the play ‘El trastolillo Buscatesoros’ and the screening of the documentary ‘Quelccaya ‘ which narrates the adventure of the Cantabrian Raquel García, the first European woman to ascend the largest tropical glacier in the world in Peru.
This was stated by the City Council in a press release in which the mayor, María Teresa Noceda, indicated that “maintaining such a varied cultural proposal throughout the year is quite a challenge.”
As for the exhibitions, In ‘Paper Theaters: Magical World of Stories’ you can see theaters from different parts of the world in the Jesús Vallina Municipal Library. Meanwhile, ‘Diafanidad’, by Laura Quevedo, consists of a collage selection in which photographs and plants intermingle.
This Tuesday the 22nd, at 5:00 p.m., the municipal library will host a paper theater workshop in which bellows theaters will be created, widely used during the 18th and 19th centuries, which were born with the idea of representing small portable dioramas of historical events or urban architectural spaces, such as views of cities or palaces.
While the Thursday 24, At 6:30 p.m., it will be the turn of the family theater with ‘El trastolillo Buscatesoros’, a puppet play whose protagonists are mythological characters who live in the forests.
Already on Saturday the 26th, María Méndez -‘Cantarina’- accompanied by Ramón Bueno will bring music to the Villa with a free access performance until capacity is reached at 8:30 p.m.
On the other hand, the October 29 The documentary ‘Quelccaya’ will be screened, starting at 7:00 p.m.
To conclude the October programming, the Wednesday 30 The activity of the regional Film Library will resume with the viewing of ‘The Master Who Promised the Sea’, by Patricia Font, within the framework of the ‘Mujer de Cine’ cycle.
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