The play 'Coriolanus' by William Shakespeare arrives on the 15th at the Marbella City Theater.

The Marbella City Theater will host this Saturday, November 15, the performance of William Shakespeare's 'Coriolanus'. The staging will begin at 8:00 PM and the cast includes the actress from Marbella, Beatriz Melgares. The rest of the cast includes Roberto Enríquez, Carmen Conesa, Álex Barahona, María Ordóñez, Javier Lara, Santiago Molero, Juan Díaz, Juan Morón, and Antonio Simón (director).

'Coriolanus' is set in Rome, at the beginning of the Republic, where the ruling class (the patricians) and the people (the plebeians) face each other in a context of high social conflict. At this time, war is declared against the Volscians and the figure of Gaius Marcius, a noble warrior admired for his extreme bravery and courage, emerges. His great victory earns him the nickname Coriolanus.

The space presents the metaphor of a large crossroads table where heated political and parliamentary debates, battles, duels, and the observation of the characters' excessive emotional impulses take place.

The space presents the metaphor of a large crossroads table where heated political and parliamentary debates, battles, duels, and the observation of the characters' excessive emotional impulses take place. It will be a public forum that demands a certain involvement from the audience in following the conflicts that lead to the fall of Rome, saved 'in extremis' by the action of the female embassy that changes the course of the final military conflict.

It is a spectacle designed to resonate and involve the audience, offering them the chance to identify both with the people and the senate in a mirror game. Admission is priced at 15 euros.