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The International Festival of Theatre, Music and Dance in San Javier and the Nuevo Teatro Circo Murcia unite for the first time to co-produce a stage mounting Alquibla Theatre to premiere next August during the 45th edition of the Festival of San Javier.
Councillor for Culture, Inmaculada García, Councillor for Culture of Murcia, Rafael Sanchez, the director of the Teatro Circo, César Oliva and Hope Clark, Alquibla presented this morning at the Circus Theater project has agreed to the two institutions and that will stand the work "Chiefs" by Carlos Arniches, adapted by César Oliva and directed by Antonio Saura.
The assembly, which those responsible for not revealing details found in the initial phase, will not reach the Teatro Circo Murcia until January 2015, due to the now closed Murcia theater programming.
Inmaculada García was delighted with this project, "which coincides with the 45th anniversary of the Festival."
Garcia recalled that the Festival of San Javier has a clear line of support Murcia theater, which pledged to maintain, and highlighted the necessary management response to the high quality of regional theater.
The mayor and coordinator of the Festival, also praised the course and solvency Alquibla, which highlighted its latest hit, still in poster, "The House of Bernarda Alba", co-produced precisely by the Teatro Circo Murcia.
Hope Clark said Alquibla Theatre live this new project as "an event" to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the company.
Clares recalled the long and intense relationship of the group with the Festival of San Javier, with whom in 1990 he co-produced "Woyzeck".
Next came "The Canterville Ghost" in 2009 and "Tartuffe" in 2009, in addition to his performances with other works.
Shortest time but intense was also the relationship Alquibla Cirque de Murcia Theatre, with whom he produced "The House of Bernarda Alba", which was nominated as spectacle revelation to the Max Theatre Awards, and since its release have been more than 35,000 spectators in 80 shows with an average of 450 people per session with the public, Hope Clark said.
César Oliva was enthusiastic about the project thus implying co-production as the theatrical event, which intervene adapting the script of the play which first premiered in Madrid in 1920, just 94 years ago.
The work, which has not been represented, especially in recent years, is a sitcom that features a chief who will do everything I can to remain so.
Source: Ayuntamiento de San Javier
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