The weekend will be emotionally charged with the premiere of “The Passion,” a moving theatrical drama about the last hours of Christ; the show “Remember Queen,” a sold-out tribute to the iconic band; and the zarzuela “La Tabernera del Puerto,” a story of love and smuggling full of emotion.
The Passion
The theater group Getsemaní, under the direction of Matías Antón, invites spectators to immerse themselves in one of the most transcendental stories of humanity with the representation of “The Passion”, next Saturday, April 5th at 20:30 hours in the Municipal Theater of Torrevieja,
Through careful staging, the production recreates in depth each image of the last hours of Christ, offering an immersive experience that transports the audience on a journey of faith, sacrifice and redemption. The combination of moving performances, period costumes and a solemn setting makes this play a must-see for those who wish to experience the essence of Holy Week from a theatrical perspective.
Consolidated as a reference in dramatization, the Getsemaní group has worked meticulously in every detail to achieve a faithful and emotional interpretation, with a script that maintains the essence of the biblical story and a direction that seeks to move and make the spectator reflect.
“The Passion” is more than a theatrical performance: it is a unique experience that invites reflection and connection with spirituality and tradition. Tickets are still available on the website www.culturatorrevieja.com and at the box office of the Municipal Theater.
A tribute to Queen
The Queen phenomenon is more alive than ever, and the show “Remember Queen” confirms it with an absolute success in Torrevieja for its premiere on April 5th. With all tickets sold out, this production promises to transport the audience to the golden age of the British band, faithfully recreating the last tour of Freddie Mercury and his legendary group in 1986.
With a line-up identical to the original, ten costume changes and a meticulously crafted staging, “Remember Queen” is not just a tribute, but a unique experience that has won over more than 500,000 spectators around the world.
Attendees will be able to enjoy live the great Queen anthems, from “We Are the Champions” to “Bohemian Rhapsody”, including classics such as “Radio Ga Ga Ga” and “A Kind of Magic”. A first class international show that revives the sound, energy and magic of one of the most influential bands in the history of rock.
The public of Torrevieja has responded enthusiastically, selling out all the seats and ensuring a full house for this unforgettable night at the International Auditorium.
La Tabernera del Puerto
The stage of the Municipal Theater of Torrevieja is transformed into Cantabreda, a fictional town in northern Spain where love, smuggling and betrayal are intertwined in “La Tabernera del Puerto”, a zarzuela full of emotion, tension and musical beauty that will premiere on Sunday, April 6 at 7:00 pm.
Produced by Compañía Lírica Alicantina, it takes place in a simple tavern by the estuary, and tells the story of Marola and her father, Juan de Eguía, who hide a dark secret. Marola’s beauty has captivated the sailors of the port, but everyone is unaware of the true relationship between the two. Juan de Eguía is not only her father, but also a smuggler, who sees in the attraction of men to his daughter an opportunity to continue his illicit business.
The story takes a turn when Juan de Eguía convinces Leandro, a young sailor, to recover a shipment of drugs hidden in some caves, promising him Marola’s hand in exchange. A storm at sea puts their lives at risk, but when they are rescued, the truth comes to light and the fate of each character is resolved in a shocking climax where love and justice prevail.
With an enveloping score and a story that keeps the viewer in suspense, “La Tabernera del Puerto” is a must for lovers of zarzuela and musical theater. Do not miss the opportunity to enjoy this unique representation in Torrevieja. Tickets are still available on the website www.culturatorrevieja.com and at the box office of the Municipal Theatre.
In addition to these three major events, the week began with a double session of the “School Concerts” event, organized by the Conservatory of Music, which brought together 1,200 children in a unique experience to bring them closer to the world of music. And also, for three days, the Educational Guidance Fair has been visited by more than 20schools, where students have been able to learn first-hand about various options to continue their education, from university studies and vocational training cycles, to itineraries to prepare for competitive examinations and access to the Security Forces and Corps.
