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Next Saturday, October 20, Lazarillo de Tormes, from the El Duende de Lerma Theater Group, will raise the curtain of the 15th Paco Rabal Amateur Theater National Contest;

an event that every year is consolidated with more strength within the national artistic scene as evidenced, year after year, the number of works presented, seventy on this occasion, as well as the quality of them.

This prestigious contest that - assured the mayor of Culture, Lucía Hernández, during the presentation press conference- "has become a national reference of amateur theater" is completed by Euripides's Hécuba of the Theater Classroom of the University of Alicante ( October 27), Dement Forte de Barana Teatre (November 3) and 24-F of Almadraba Theater (November 10).

Continuing with the National Competition of Amateur Theater, the mayor of Culture put the accent on the closure of this important artistic event that will take place on November 24 with the staging of Juntos, a play performed by Kiti Mánver, Melani Olivares, Gorka Otxoa and Inés Sánchez.

In parallel to this theatrical competition and for the fourth consecutive year, the OFF Rabal Performing Arts Festival will be held under the direction of Fran Giménez.

"This year is framed in theater production and distribution and it has included high quality activities," said María Piñero, a member of Yampo Teatro.

Among the actions planned for the Off Rabal is included the production and theatrical distribution conference, by José García Bote, director of the company Teatro de la Entrega, and Juan Francisco Ros, director of the Teatro Guerra (October 21);

a new edition of the teatringos, directed to the smallest ones (October 28);

the staging of Matrimonius with Miguel Ángel Cárceles and Alejandra Baños (November 9), Griselda Furiosa of the company Teatrévere (November 11) and Crucidramas: Estoy raro (November 17);

the activity "One euro, one wine, one theater" (November 18);

and the feminist show of Penkoletas Sisters (November 9).

Source: Ayuntamiento de Águilas