Schiller's memorable battle between queens, the historical and political drama that paved the way for the Romanticism of the nineteenth century, according to Sergi Belbel and with Míriam Alamany and Sílvia Bel in the leading roles. England and Scotland - a more than topical subject.

With the help of her entourage of nobles, Mary Stuart, Queen of Scotland and a prisoner in Talbot Castle by order of her cousin Elizabeth I, conspires to save her life and regain her throne. A confrontation between two queens, two religions, two nations, but also and above all, between two powerful women.
Twenty-five years after the production by after the production by at the Teatre Lliure, with the splendid Anna Lizaran and Maifan Gil in the starring roles, we revisit a masterpiece of European dramatic literature. Sílvia Bel and Míriam Alamany will play Mary and Elizabeth respectively.
At a time of political unrest in this country and throughout Europe, it is good to reinterpret the classics that remind us that the struggle for power (political, social, religious) has always been full of conspiracies, dishonesty, dirty deeds and what we today call 'personalisms’. Two great women, representatives of two great nations within the same territory, engaged in a fierce confrontation to see who dominates whom.
We offer a new reading of Schiller's text, condensed into only seven characters and going to the political and human heart of the conflict.
Sergi Belbel