in the trenches It is a travel diary. Journey of a Spanish female theater company between Argentina and SpainCall theater pit, existing Between 2012 and 2016. Madrid player and creator Ana Noguera She was one of the founders of this theater group, along with other Spanish actresses who met in Buenos Aires, where the Argentine capital was acting with a passion for theatre. Years later she wrote a book about this theatrical adventure. this saturday at 12 noon At the Pynchon&Co bookstore in Alicante.
“This book is the story of a theatrical and vital journey, the same as the heroes do in pursuing their theatrical dream. 12,000 kilometers from the starting point. An Iberian-Southern travel diary with a background the creative bulwark we’ve built with passion on the other side of the ocean and on two shores that have outstripped us for years,” notes Ana Noguera, who, upon her return, settled in Madrid and had family ties to Altea.
in the trenches The author and founder of the group poses questions to the reader to insert her into the experience of “a group of women who have decided to make art with our bodies, voices and history from a distanced perspective”: who was also a part of it. Silvia Barona, Clara Diaz, Susana Hornos, Mada Mendez and Zaida Rico.
Company premiered with work Grapes on the palate, his first work on historical memory It was a success on the independent theater scene in Buenos Aires, which later came to Madrid’s Mirador theater, which was programmed by actor Juan Diego Botto and even played at Las Cigarreras in Alicante in 2015. pinedas mesh lilies And polar lightshis three shows republican trilogy with this they toured theaters in Argentina and Spain.
Published by the Círculo Rojo Publishing Group and presented at Sala Mirador. He will talk about Noguera in the trenches this Saturday in Alicante and in July he will travel to Buenos Aires, where this story was born.
The book was published last year on the occasion of Ramadan Feast. 10th anniversary of the first show that premiered in 2012. “It was the finishing touch to the project and the best legacy we could leave in my case. It was great to write this story for my colleagues,” Noguera concludes.