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El alcalde de Zalamea

by PEDRO CALDERÓN DE LA BARCA versioned by ÁLVARO TATO
directed by HELENA PIMENTA co. COMPAÑÍA NACIONAL DE TEATRO CLÁSICO
Montjuïc
March from 2 to 6
Temporada 2015 - 2016

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cast intèrprets Blanca Agudo soldier, drum boy / Pedro Almagro scribe, soldier / Francesco Carril Don Mendo, plebeian / Rafa Castejón Juan / Jose Carlos Cuevas plebeian, soldier / Alba Enríquez Inés, plebeian / Alberto Ferrero pelotari, plebeian, soldier / Nuria Gallardo Isabel / Carmelo Gómez Pedro Crespo / Álvaro de Juan Nuño / David Lorente Rebolledo / Jesús Noguero captain Don Álvaro de Ataide / Joaquín Notario Don Lope de Figueroa / Egoitz Sánchez king, pelotari, plebeian, soldier / Clara Sanchis Chispa /  Jorge Vicedo plebeian, soldier / Karol Wisniewski plebeian, soldier / Óscar Zafra sergent

singer Rita Barber / guitar Juan Carlos de Mulder - Manuel Minguillón / off musica Daniel Bernaza cornetto barroco and Fratelli Mancuso voices

setting Max Glaenzel / costumes Pedro Moreno / lighting Juan Gómez Cornejo / musical selection and adaptation Ignacio García / choreography Nuria Castejón / verse adviser Vicente Fuentes / fencing teacher Jesús Esperanza

director assistant Javier Hernández-Simón

produced by Compañía Nacional de Teatro Clásico

with the collaboration of Loterías y Apuestas del Estado

show in Spanish
lenght 1h. 40' no interval

recommended by the Servei Educatiu del Teatre Lliure


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El alcalde de Zalamea - trailer

El alcalde de Zalamea, CNTC (2015) Helena Pimenta y Carmelo Gómez comentan el montaje

The Compañía Nacional de Teatro Clásico directed by Helena Pimenta returns with one of the texts from the Spanish Golden Age that best explains the abuse of power. Calderón is always contemporary.

A drama of honour, El alcalde de Zalamea [The Mayor of Zalamea] deals with the excesses committed by soldiers with impunity on citizens, and the obligation for the villages and towns in the path of the army to billet soldiers in their homes. The Compañía Nacional de Teatro Clásico has staged it three times: in 1988, directed by José Luis Alonso, in 2000 in a production by Sergi Belbel, and in 2010, directed by Eduardo Vasco. Twenty-four performers, including actors and musicians, will present one of the most frequently performed and best known pieces from the theatre of the Spanish Golden Age.
As a masterpiece of the Spanish Golden Age and of universal drama, El alcalde de Zalamea defies simplification. Each era, each circumstance, each landscape discovers what it needs in the play. After three previous productions of the play, the CNTC is using a new approach this time - different in terms of strength, in order to continue revealing what lies behind the words of Calderón to the audience.
It is difficult to find a dramatic text that contains scenes that are so exciting and so perfect. The transition from comedy to tragedy and vice versa seems like an impossible pirouette. We are left breathless when one becomes the other, when one conflict becomes its opposite, when day becomes night, and we seek encouragement at times that are not so logical which give us this extraordinary conception of space and time.
It is a play about love because the author emphasizes heartbreak. It is a play about justice because injustice predominates. It is also about honour as being synonymous with fame, opinion or the essential virtue of the soldier, of the army of a state, or with conscience and personal dignity - what all human beings are entitled to. And dishonour, abuse and hypocrisy appear too often and too early.
And what of the exceptional construction of the characters - those from Zalamea and those who arrive there? They are contradictory, as always in Calderón's work, and great, overcoming a tempest that begins with the first verses of the play, and attempt to hold out until the end of their theatrical life, while despite everything, conveying to the viewer the idea that life goes on.
This is the story of a failure, the abuse of human beings by others, of a battle lost, as is human life itself. Calderón appears to want to throw this idea at us, as Cervantes did. And in this project that I am about to start, word after word, verse after verse, just as they did, I am committed to life, to the fiction that explains to us why, like them, I believe in the dream of the impossible that has lived inside us since the beginning of time.
Helena Pimenta

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