Festival of Spanish Theatre in London (Festelón)

The Festival of Spanish Theatre of London (FesTeLõn) has taken place in June every year since 2013, when it opened at the Greenwood Theatre, with a production of El Diccionario (The Dictionary) by Manuel Calzada, a play about the lexicographer María Moliner, with Vicky Peña starring in the lead role.[1] Its objective is to bring contemporary theatre beyond the borders of Spain, working with professional Spanish theatre companies. The plays are usually performed in Spanish with English surtitles in order to ensure that they are accessible to the widest possible audience. The festival also includes a full programme of related talks and workshops to complement the stage performances, as well as bilingual “meet the cast” sessions, with Q&A.[2]

Production list

2013: El Diccionario (The Dictionary) by Manuel Calzada[3]
2014: En un lugar del Quijote (Somewhere in Don Quixote) by Ron Lalá Teatro[4]
2015: Las heridas del viento (Wounded by the Wind) by Juan Carlos Rubio (starring Kiti Mánver)[5]
2015: La piedra oscura (The Dark Stone) by Alberto Conejero[6]
2016: Don Quixote by Bambalina Theatre Company[7]
2016: Arizona by Juan Carlos Rubio[8]
2016: Los espejos de Don Quijote (Reflections of Cervantes in Don Quixote) by Alberto Herreros[9]
2017: Rosaura by Paula Rodríguez & Sandra Arpa[10]
2017: Big Boy by José Luis Montiel Chaves, Mario Ruz Martínez & David Roldán[11]
2017: Himmelweg – Camino del Cielo (Way to Heaven) by Juan Mayorga[12]
2017: Encerrona (Lock-In), by Pepe Viyuela[13]
2018: Qué raros son los hombres! (Men Are So Strange!) by José Ovejero[14]
2018: Malvados de Oro (Golden Age Villains) by Jesús Laiz[15]
2018: A secreto agravio, secreta venganza (A Secret Vengeance for a Secret Affront) after Pedro Calderón de la Barca[16]
2018: Me siento pulga (Fleas) by Susana Hernández & Ascen López, after E. Jardiel Poncela & Miguel Mihura[17]
2018: La vida es sueño: el Bululú (Life's a Dream: Solo Performance) by Pedro Calderón de la Barca / Jesús Torres
2018: Guyi Guyi by Juan Manuel Quiñonero & María Socorro García
2019: Yerma by Federico García Lorca / Projecte Ingenu
2019: Puños de harina (Powdered Fists) by Jesús Torres
2019: La Calderona by Rafael Boeta
2019: La Margarita del Tajo que dio nombre a Santarén by Ángela de Azevedo, adapted by María Gregorio & Anaïs Bleda
2019: Grillos y Luciérnagas (Crickets & Fireflies) by Valeria Fabretti

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References

External links

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[1] "El País".

[2] "Instituto Cervantes, London".

[3] "Teatro Abadía".

[4] "The Washington Post".

[5] "The Courtyard Theatre".

[6] "The Courtyard Theatre".

[7] "Instituto Cervantes London".

[8] "Instituto Cervantes London".

[9] "The Cockpit Theatre, Marylebone, London".

[10] "British Spanish Society".

[11] "El Ibérico".

[12] "Time Out".

[13] "El Diario".

[14] "Instituto Cervantes, Brussels".

[15] "El País".

[16] "Teatro Kamikaze".

[17] "John Lyons Theatre, Covent Garden".