Seville

From 27 February to 2 March 2014 the classic work Hecuba will be represented at the Theatre Lope de Vega in Seville. Hecuba is one of the most important classical tragedies of Euripides, one of the three great tragic poets of ancient Greece with Aeschylus and Sophocles. On this occasion, the version of Juan Mayorga arrives in Seville, under the direction of José Carlos Plaza. Greek Tragedy at the Theatre Lope de Vega Hecuba, wife of King, and mother of future kings, is an elderly woman who

The Andalusian Centre of Contemporary Art of Seville (CAAC) will host until March 30, 2014 the exhibition Internal Affairs. The Andalusian artist Alfonso Albacete comes to Seville to present Internal Affairs, his latest exhibition composed of more than 150 paintings that the artist has chosen from his collection. Exhibition at the CAAC The name of the exhibition is due to what happens inside his studio, his workplace, when really the artist finds inspiration to develop his art, create his t

During every Wednesday from February 19 to April 9, 2014 the Sala Cero in Seville will host the children's show Clowndumental. The Sevillian company Clown Syndrome presents this show based on animals. The protagonists are two clowns (Víctor Carretero and Práxedes Nieto) who interpret different animals during the 60 minutes of the play, all of course, in a humorous way. Theatre and humor with Clowndumental at Sala Cero Enjoy this show every Wednesdays from February 19 to April 9, 2014 at

Mobile Theatre company will represent the child play Al Tun Tun on 16 March at the Alameda Theater in Seville. Al Tun Tun is a unique adventure where the three protagonists comedians will charm parents and children during the 50 minutes of play. Al Tun Tun a play for the whole family A ladder, a lectern, a film shooting, a restaurant, an Irish legend ... are the basic ingredients that make up this show full of humor, surprises and improbable situations. A unique show, recommended for ove

On March 29th 2014 Theater of the Maestranza in Seville will host the concert Tamara & Moncho. Two of the best Spanish bolero singers currently Tamara, from Seville and Moncho from Barcelona, come to Seville to pay tribute to this musical genre with the concert Chained (A tribute to the bolero). The best bolero in the Theater of the Maestranza Tamara, 29, and Moncho, 73, will sing in duet eight songs; also each artist will perform three songs solo. In all, 14 songs, twelve classic boleros,