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CASA Latin American Theatre Festival returns with a politically-charged program and special focus on Mexico

by Brit Es Magazine September 30, 2015

CASA Latin American Theatre Festival returns from 2–11 October to the Barbican and Rich Mix. This year’s highlights include a barmy Brazillian take on the life and work of Samuel Beckett in ‘Neverwhere Beckett’ by hotly tipped emerging company Café Cachorro, making their UK debut at Rich Mix; also at Rich Mix British-Latin American company Las Nanas de la Cebolla with ‘When They Disappear’, winner of the 2014 CASA Scratch Award with a compelling, visually stunning look at Mexico’s pandemic violence against women. And , of course, the new edition of Nuestra CASA Scratch Night, with five new companies competing for this year’s prize.

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DeNada Dance Theatre headed by Carlos Pons Guerra will tour ‘Ham and Passion’ in UK

by Brit Es Magazine September 22, 2015

Trailer for Ham and Passion, a triple bill of dance choreographed by Carlos Pons Guerra for DeNada Dance Theatre. / Works: Young Man!, O Maria and Passionaria. / Performed by Victoria Da Silva, Sabrina Ribes Bonet, Joao Maio and Margherita Eliot. / Filmed by Dan Tucker.

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A conversation between two gentlemen: Guido Benedicto meets Curtis Harding

by Brit Es Magazine August 7, 2015

Brit Es Magazine was invited to chat with Curtis Harding. We sent Guido Benedicto, our man in Benicàssim, to sit down and get to know Mr. Harding’s soul, and to discuss music, art and fashion.

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Kaiser Chief’s Interview At FIB’s Festival

by Guido Benedicto July 24, 2015

Brit Es Magazine spoke to Andrew ‘Whitey’ White and VJ (drums) in the Festival of Benicassim in Spain. Here you are the full interview where they talk about their music, their favorites other bands, politics and much more. A video by Guido Benedicto.

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Review of Juan Carlos Rubio’s Las heridas del viento

by Brit Es Magazine July 20, 2015

‘Las heridas del viento’ is a tense and moving exploration of the devastating effect that unrequited love can have upon an individual. Juan (Kiti Mánver) and David (Dani Muriel) are strangers with little in common. The death of Rafael, David’s patriarchal and unsentimental father, brings the two men together and forces them to confront the reality of their relationship with him and the way it has shaped their identity. Photos © Noela Roibás

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The Driver’s Seat a production of NTS designed by Ana Inés Jabares Pita and directed by Laurie Sansom

by Brit Es Magazine June 11, 2015

Adapted and directed by the National Theatre of Scotland’s Artistic Director Laurie Sansom and designed by Spanish stage designer Ana Inés Jabares Pita (winner of the 2013 Linbury Prize for Stage Design), ‘The Driver’s Seat’ is the first theatrical presentation of Muriel Spark’s psychologically thrilling 1970 short novel which plays at the Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh and tramway, Glasgow from 13 June 2015.

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The New Latin Wave and its Dark Tropicalism

by Brit Es Magazine June 10, 2015

When New Wave music in America detached itself from punk rock in the 70s, there were many who started to label it. At the time it was bands like Blondie and The B-52´s who started something that was defined by the attitude and style of a generation rather than by music itself.

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#IberoBritEs: In Madrid, Paula Rodríguez and Sandra Arpa perform ‘Rosaura’, a play inspired by Calderón de la Barca’s La Vida Es Sueño

by Brit Es Magazine May 17, 2015

La Incubadora del Corral (‘The Corral Incubator’), an experimental theatre programme running for its third consecutive year at Corral de las Comedias in Alcalá de Henares, Madrid.

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Tape: Reaching beyond the British borders

by Brit Es Magazine April 17, 2015

We talked to Daniel Cross, one of the directors of TAPE Music, a London music management company, about the reasons behind opening an office in Spain, the bands his company manages and where the industry is heading. But most of all, we talked about our mutual passion — music.

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Eloísa is under the almond tree by Spanish Theatre Company

by Brit Es Magazine April 14, 2015

The title of Jardiel Poncela’s most popular work conjures up a pastoral image, quite middle class. A sleepy little girl in a springtime garden, stood beneath a flowering tree… It’s not until the very end that the audience finds out that the title is actually referring to the place where a body has been buried — that little girl from the pastoral image was actually the victim of a family of lunatics and a class system in which social appearances don’t quite mirror the truth.

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