Recital "Mujeres de Oro": Unveiling Golden Age Women of Spanish Theater

This recital, "Mujeres de Oro" (Golden Women), celebrates International Women's Day by bringing to light the lives and contributions of women from Spain's Golden Age, with a special focus on those in the theater. The performance combines text and music to explore their experiences as actresses, playwrights, and artists.

The "Mujeres de Oro" recital is a tribute to the influential women of Spain's Golden Age, particularly those who shaped the theatrical landscape. The performance aims to illuminate their often-overlooked careers as actresses, playwrights, and entrepreneurs, showcasing their artistic endeavors amidst the comedies and dramas of their time. Through a blend of spoken word and music, the recital seeks to revive the stories and creativity of these historical figures, highlighting their resilience and significant artistic output. Directed and with original music by Jorge Rivera, and featuring performances by Ruth Gabriel and Montse Peidro, the recital is designed for audiences aged 14 and above. It delves into what these women did, what they said, what was said about them, and how they navigated their lives and careers. The production emphasizes historical accuracy while infusing creativity to present a compelling portrait of these forgotten artistic pioneers.

This is a free activity with limited capacity, requiring prior registration. Booking opens on Tuesday, March 3rd at 10:00 AM via the Central de Reservas system. A maximum of 2 places can be booked per person. Special arrangements are available for individuals with disabilities, with 10% of tickets reserved and accessible via email or phone starting a week before the general registration date.