Ocaña
He suffered from lack of affection in his flesh, and the rebuffs of an unsympathetic society
Barcelona in the 1970s. The late Francoist regime. The Seville-born painter José Pérez Ocaña is trying to show his paintings and change the world. Firmly committed to political activism and an advocate for gay people’s rights, he was a peculiar character that would put up striking shows along Barcelona’s Ramblas.
José Pérez Ocaña suffered from lack of affection in his flesh, and the rebuffs of an unsympathetic society. Today, he is coming back to life in a story that should never have stopped being told.
Premiere at Arriaga Theater.
The team
Ocaña
Written by: Unai Izquierdo
Director: Maria Goiricelaia
Cast: Unai Izquierdo, Itziar Lazkano, Mikel Losada, Diego Pérez
Visual design: Gheada
Lighting design: David Alcorta
Costume design: Daniel F. Carrasco
Graphic and set design: Ane Pikaza
Production: Pabellón 6 and Makiescenica
Passes
7 October. 07:00pm
8 and 9 October. 07:30pm
Prices
€8, €13 and €18 /discounts
Last minute discount for Young Friend of the Arriaga: 70%Tickets: €13
Friends of the Arriaga
Groups, young people, over 65s, the unemployed, large families and people with disabilities in excess of 33%
Tickets: €8
Young people and groups of students