From Lola Herrera to Arcángel: the 30 quality proposals for the winter and spring season at the Marbella City Theater

The Marbella City Theater will host about thirty diverse and high-quality proposals in its winter and spring season, featuring the participation of renowned artists such as actresses Lola Herrera and Nathalie Poza, and singer-songwriter Arcángel, among others. This was highlighted by the General Director of Culture, Carmen Díaz, who noted that the program includes two notable new features: training workshops dedicated to voice, theatrical masks, and commedia dell'arte, and live arts sessions.

"We will introduce new suggestions of emerging and transversal narratives, which we hope will place us at the forefront of what is currently being done in the cultural world," Díaz stated. She also pointed out that these initiatives are complemented by theatricalized tours, already carried out last year "with great success," and that this year they will take place on February 3 and 4, in two sessions, at 18:00 and 19:00 hours.

Lola Herrera, Natalia Dicenta, and Carlos Olalla will arrive on February 13 with 'Road to Mecca' and on March 19, it will be the turn for the audio-fiction 'Casting Lear', which has two Max awards

The agenda will start this Saturday, January 31, at 20:00 hours, with Tennessee Williams' masterpiece 'A Streetcar Named Desire', featuring Nathalie Poza as Blanche DuBois, while another noteworthy performance is 'Road to Mecca', on February 13, at 20:00 hours, starring Lola Herrera, alongside Natalia Dicenta and Carlos Olalla.

"We also have a classic by Shakespeare, on March 27, coinciding with World Theater Day, 'Macbeth' will be staged by the Teatro Clásico de Sevilla company, at 20:00 hours," added the municipal representative, who also emphasized the gestural comedy theater 'As Formigas', by the Portuguese company Do Chapitó, on March 6, at 20:00 hours. Similarly, she highlighted that on March 19 the agenda will continue with the audio-fiction theater 'Casting Lear', at 20:00 hours, which has Max awards for Best Adaptation and Best Show.

Sundays will again be reserved for family shows, while Anni B Sweet, Vetusta Morla's guitarist and composer Guille Galván, and Alice Wonder will star in the 'Veiled Songs' cycle

"As always, we will have shows dedicated to families on Sundays, preferably in the mornings," she indicated. Such is the case of 'Present', on February 8, at 12:30 hours, by Mireia Miracle company; on February 15 'Luche, a dog's life', by Flash Theater; or on March 22 'I am wild', by La Maquiné company; on May 3, 'Three Sad Trolls'; and 'Farra', on March 8, at 18:00 hours. Moreover, on March 11, in two sessions at 10:00 and 12:00 hours, 'The Fantastic Journey of Jonas' will be performed as part of the school theater campaign, while on March 14, at 20:00 hours, the musical show 'Cayana', by Ana Colom, will take place. The school theater will continue on May 13 and 14, in sessions at 10:00 and 12:00 hours, with 'Demo', by The Nose Theater company, featuring poetic mask theater.

Music

In the musical section, February 6, at 20:00 hours, will be the turn of Arcángel with his show 'Scent of Earth'. The agenda will also include 'Cayana', by Ana Colom, on March 14, at 20:00 hours, and on April 25, at 20:00 hours, will be the piano concert by Bogdan Dugalic, and the 'Veiled Songs' cycle will also take place on May 21, 22, and 30, featuring Anni B Sweet, Guille Galván (guitarist and composer of Vetusta Morla) and Alice Wonder. Moreover, April 30 will celebrate International Dance Day with the show 'Three Pieces', at 20:00 hours.

On May 15 and 16, it will be the turn for 'Live Arts Days', while in the training area, the 'Voice Characterization' workshop will take place on May 5 and 6, from 16:00 to 20:00 hours, taught by Mari Paz Redoli. It will continue on May 27 and 28 with 'The Expressive Mask and Its Use on Stage', led by Juan Antonio de la Plaza. Finally, on June 3 and 4, the program will conclude with a Commedia dell'arte workshop, taught by Juan Luis Corriente.