Dates
30.06 / 18:00
30.06 / 19:30
01.07 / 18:00
01.07 / 19:30
Dates
30.06 / 18:00
30.06 / 19:30
01.07 / 18:00
01.07 / 19:30
Time
40'
Language
Spain, with Polish and English subtitles
Credits
dramaturgy / Narrator’s voice: Lidia Gómez Herrera
set and light design, music: Krzysztof Cicheński
video: Julia Kosek
The Moon’s voice, singing, music to Lorca’s texts: Carla Tejedor Corredera
Federico’s voice: Juan Martín Delgado Vic
Additional information
15+
Partners
Callar y quemarse, or Keep quiet and burn is an installation inspired by Federico Garcia Lorca’s play Bloody wedding. The reality presented in the drama overlaps with the times in which Lorca lived and created – the 1930s in Spain, when the fascists came to power – and today’s actual events. The circumstances of the tragic death that crowned the poet’s short life may be the key to understanding his artistic world, where desire fights with morality, and forbidden love (not only heterosexual) destroys individuals and has a destructive effect on society that stigmatize freedom, diversity and independence.
