THE HOUSE OF BERNARDA ALBA
LA CASA DE BERNARDA ALBA
Our acclaimed production of The House of Bernarda Alba returns to the Cervantes Theatre from the 20th of February for a limited run in Spanish.
Book in advance and don’t miss this contemporary classic by Federico García Lorca.
Vuelve al Cervantes Theatre nuestra aclamada producción “La casa de Bernarda Alba” en español por un período limitado de 6 semanas a partir del 20 de febrero.
Reserva tus entradas con antelación y no te pierdas esta emblemática obra de Federico García Lorca.
20th February 2023 – 1st April 2023
20 de febrero 2023 – 1 de abril 2023
Matinees on Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays at 2:30pm, evening performances Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30pm.
Duration: 1 hour 40 minutes. (this includes a 15 minutes interval)
Premio Ana Caro de Teatro III Edición
El jurado del III Premio Ana Caro de Teatro, compuesto por Jorge de Juan y Paula Paz, directores artísticos del Cervantes Theatre, Concha Pina, directora de Antígona ediciones, Juan Alberto Salvatierra y Clara Díaz, autores premiados en la primera y segunda edición del Premio Ana Caro; declaran por unanimidad, ganador el texto “Nosotros mirando una película coreana”, del dramaturgo Santiago Sanguinetti. El jurado destaca de la obra la maestría y precisión en el diálogo y el empleo de un humor generado a través de la sugerencia y de la palabra, así como la plasmación de temas, ideas y conflictos contemporáneos que recorren el texto con una excelente calibración de naturalidad.
¡Enhorabuena!
The jury of the III Ana Caro Theatre Award, comprising Cervantes Theatre’s artistic directors, Jorge de Juan and Paula Paz, Concha Pina, director of Antígona ediciones, Juan Alberto Salvatierra and Clara Díaz, award-winning authors in the first and second editions of the Ana Caro Award, unanimously declared the play “Nosotros mirando una película coreana” as the winner, by the playwright Santiago Sanguinetti. The jury highlights the play’s mastery and accuracy in dialogue, and the use of humour generated through clever use of language and suggestion, as well as the expression of contemporary themes, ideas and conflicts that naturally run through the play.
Congratulations!
Dramatised readings
BROKEN TOYS
JUGUETES ROTOS
by Carolina Román
ONLINE DRAMATISED READING
The online dramatized reading for Broken Toys by Carolina Román has been postponed to a later date which we will announce shortly.
La representación online de la lectura dramatizada de Juguetes rotos de Carolina Román se traslada a una nueva fecha que se anunciará en breve.
SONG FOR A BAREFOOT CHILD
CANCIÓN PARA UN NIÑO DESCALZO
by Clara Díaz Suárez
ONLINE DRAMATISED READING
FUENTEOVEJUNA
by Lope de Vega
ONLINE READING
Digital Content
In Conversation
We continue with our digital series of ‘In Conversation’, in which our Artistic Director Paula Paz will interview some of the most prominent artists and professionals from the theatre scene in Spain.
You’ll be able to watch all the conversations here:
Paco Bezerra
Playwright
The Little Pony / El Pequeño Poni
Lucía Carballal
Playwright
An American Life / Una vida americana
Carolina África
Playwright
Summer in December / Verano en Diciembre
Paloma Pedrero
Playwright
The eyes of the Night / Los ojos de la noche
Jesús Cimarro
Producer
Fefa Noia
Theatre Director
Guillermo Heras
Theatre Director
Online Dramatised Readings and Q&A
Direct Your Future
DIRECT YOUR FUTURE
Support programme for young directors
The Cervantes Theatre has launched its first development programme for young directors called Direct Your Future. After a selection process, we are happy to introduce you to the 6 emerging directors that will have the opportunity to develop their craft with this scheme. We are offering them a paid week of rehearsals at the theatre with actors so that they can explore their proposed project and a mentorship scheme to support them along the way.
“We can not afford to lose our youngest generation of artists. The future may seem dark and uncertain for many of them but we are here to offer our support and guidance, giving them voice and space within an international creative context and telling them that they are valued and needed”
Paula Paz, cofounder and Artistic Director of the Cervantes Theatre.
Acting Classes
ACTING CLASSES/CLASES DE INTERPRETACIÓN
As of Tuesday 2nd of February 2021
The classes are in Spanish and are suitable for both native Spanish speakers and non-Spanish speakers who have a good level of Spanish. Minimum age is 17/No Maximum
Las clases se imparten en español y son aptas tanto para hispano hablantes como para personas para quienes el español no es su primera lengua pero que tienen un buen nivel del mismo. La edad mínima requerida es de 17 años o más (nuestro participante anterior de mas edad tiene 65 años).
SUPPORT OUR PRODUCTIONS
– THE FRIENDS SCHEME
The Cervantes Theatre runs a friends scheme that enables people to support the charity to continue providing top quality theatre. Productions in off-west end theatres in London cannot be put on solely through ticket sales (prices would have to roughly double for this to be the case) and so every play requires money to be found from elsewhere. We are deeply grateful to our main corporate and institutional sponsors, whose logos with links to their websites are on the bottom of every page of this website together with Arts Council England for their support
The Friends scheme is designed for individuals who want to help us. In exchange we offer a range of benefits including discounts on ticket and bar prices. Read more here
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The Cervantes Theatre stages numerous Spanish language plays throughout the year from both Spanish and Latin American playwrights. The productions are performed in Spanish on Monday-Tuesday, and in English Wednesday-Saturday. Our weekly Tuesday matinees are ideal for school groups wishing to visit our 88 seat venue.
All schools who wish to be involved with the programme will be provided with our educational pack a few weeks before the trip, which includes information on our current production and interactive workshops which can be carried out in class either before or after seeing the play.
Visits also include a pre or post-show talk with a member of the creative team, who will talk about the creative process and discuss issues surrounding the play.
EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMME
The Cervantes Theatre is proud to be a registered charity (Spanish Theatre Company) and needs to raise £400,000 each year to continue our work.
Please consider making a donation to assist our actors, staff and freelancers to create the best Spanish and Latin American theatre in the UK. We want to continue offering outstanding plays at the Cervantes Theatre and any amount you can donate to our charity would be very much appreciated during these difficult times.
Box office number: 020 3633 4406
Box Office opening hours:
Mon - Fri 10:00-18:00
info@cervantestheatre.com
Cervantes Theatre Arch 26 229 Union Street London SE1 0LR