Azaña, una pasión española
Articulate and self-contained, the actor engages in a game of lights and shadows with the audience
Azaña, una pasión española does not intend to be a historically accurate account or a review of the politics of Manuel Azaña. It is rather an articulate and self-contained show where the actor engages in a game of lights and shadows with the audience.
Azaña’s words are arranged into three categories: life and politics, ideas on the history of Spain – with references to the real meaning of the Republic, laicism and the Spanish Civil War –, and reflections on art and landscape in Spain – a common thread in his works, which has its due relevance here.
The Arriaga Theatre is staging two Teatro de La Abadía productions starring José Luis Gómez, where he impersonates two key figures of Spanish politics and thought: Manuel Azaña and Miguel de Unamuno.
The team
Azaña, una pasión española
Based on texts by Manuel Azaña
Written and directed by: José Luis Gómez
Cast: José Luis Gómez
Text selection: José María Marco
Music: Alejandro Massó
Stage design: Mario Bernedo
Lighting design: José Manuel Guerra
Production: Teatro de La Abadía
Passes
07:30pm
Prices
from € 8,50 to € 25 /discounts
Friends of the Arriaga: from 25% to35%Groups, young people, over 65s, the unemployed, large families and people with disabilities in excess of 33%: 25%
Theatre Professionals: 25%
Last minute discount (for the previous groups, except Friends of the Arriaga): 50%
Last minute discount for Young Friend of the Arriaga: 70%
Disabled persons in a wheelchair: 50% (in the proscenium, balcony and a companion)
Duration
1 hour