The Lope de Vega House Museum organizes the theatrical route on Saturday, March 15, 2014 at 12:00 noon Letters and swords through the Barrio de las Letras coinciding with the III Centenary of the Royal Spanish Academy. The itinerary has been devised by the writer and academic Arturo Pérez Reverte and has as its starting and final point the House Museum, where the Phoenix of the Wits lived until his death. The objective is to highlight the relevance of the writers who lived in that neighborhood during the Golden Age, one of the brightest stages of Spanish literature.
Company Actors Lear Productions they give life to some of the best known feathers of the moment, such as Lope de Vega, Calderon or Quevedo, to characters like The Lebrijana or Diego Alatriste. The participants will walk for an hour and a half through the streets of the neighborhood, stopping at the buildings and points of interest to get to know in a pleasant way the life of these writers and the Spanish Golden Age. To go is essential book in advance.
As I think it is an act that has a extraordinary demand and to which I do not think that many people can go, what we have to ask is that the route be generalized, the program be extended and that many people be allowed access. For now it is free and before the demand they have waiting list. Although it is aimed at all audiences, they want preferably over 12 years old so from Peques and More we ask for a theatrical version for children because they sure can have a great time. In addition I would like to know what kind of music they have incorporated in the route because that of the time should be of a wealth of extraordinary rhythms.
The technical data of the route they are that the dramaturgy is by Arturo Pérez Reverte, the direction and interpretation is of Lear Producciones with the actors: Raúl Álvarez, Elena Guevara, Noelia Márnez, Álvaro Mayo, Miguel de Miguel and Joseba Priego.
