This week, the Aragón, tierra de cultura program comes to Andorra and Tobed with a family film event devoted to Charles Chaplin and a multidisciplinary performance about Goya. The events will take place on Friday the 13th and Saturday, November 14.
La Linterna Mágica brings Chaplin cinema to family audiences in Andorra
The Espacio Escénico José Monzón de Andorra will host El circo de Charles Chaplin, a PAI Linterna Mágica production, on Friday, November 13, at 7:00 p.m.. The event will screen Charles Chaplin’s film El circo, preceded by a theatrical presentation.
Laura Tejero and Luis Bordonada will lead the session and provide live commentary on the film, introducing family audiences to the language of cinema. The event will combine play, comedy and audience interaction to explain the feature film’s dramatic, comic and technical elements.
During the screening, the presenters will accompany viewers and recapture the spirit of early 20th-century silent cinema. The event will be staged again on Friday, November 20 at the Teatro Bellas Artes de Tarazona.
Pilar Almalé brings a performance on Goya’s life to Tobed
The Iglesia de Santa María de Tobed will host Te quiero, Goya on Saturday, November 14, beginning at 6:00 p.m.. Directed by Pilar Almalé, the production brings together music, dance and video projection to explore Goya’s life.
The performance pays tribute to the Aragonese master through a repertoire incorporating folk, popular and contemporary music. Almalé, a singer, viola da gamba player and composer born in Zaragoza, works across early music, contemporary creation and traditional-rooted music.
The artist has performed at venues in Spain and abroad and has collaborated with Jordi Savall, Carlos Núñez, Eva Yerbabuena and Ara Malikian, among others.
Aragón, tierra de cultura brings artistic programming across the region
Aragón, tierra de cultura promotes artistic experiences by Aragonese artists in landmark venues across the region. The initiative is run by the Directorate-General for Culture and Cultural Heritage and the Directorate-General for Tourism of the Government of Aragon.
