Emilia Pardo Bazán Centennial

Inspired in The pazos de UlloaIn Emilia Pardo Bazán's novel, the story unfolds in the hours leading up to a rave and everything that happens during it. In an abandoned lot, Pedro, Tabo, Sabela, Jessy, Julián, and Nucha will discover and confront what they always feared: loneliness, abandonment, the struggle against themselves and others. It's the desperation of human beings with the sole purpose of feeling loved on earth.

Emilia Pardo Bazán writes The pazos de Ulloa Forty years after Emily Brontë wrote her Wuthering HeightsBoth share a bleak and sinister vision of a place far removed from the city, where restrictive and alienating laws prevail, leading all who live there to act more like savages than men. Their actions and behaviors revolve around an animality that displays a primal violence and aggression.

The Young Woman It is a project of the Young Theatre Foundation whose mission is to spread the love of culture and theatre to all audiences, with a special focus on young people. To this end, it brings together leading professionals in the performing arts with the teaching community and serves as a training and professional development space for young artists, technicians, and cultural managers. Its work has been recognized with the RNE El Ojo Crítico Theatre Award, the Cross of the Order of the Second of May from the Community of Madrid, and the Onda Madrid Young Talent Award, among others.

ARTISTIC TEAM:
Cast – Alejandro Chaparro, Álvaro Quintana,
Cristina Varona, María Romero, María Valero and
Victor of the Source
Directed by José Luis Arellano García
Text – Irma Correa
Set and costume design – Ikerne Giménez
Lighting – David Picazo
Music – Alberto Granados
Video scene – Álvaro Luna
Choreography and movement – ​​Andoni Larrabeiti
Production Management – ​​Olga Reguilón Aguado
Technical Director – David Elcano
CO-PRODUCTION:
Community of Madrid – Young Theatre Foundation

Country Spain
Language: Spanish
Genre: Contemporary text-based theatre
Duration: Approx. 90 minutes
Recommended age from 15 years