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Events & Activities, Theater & Dance — By Daniel Sz. on February 8, 2010 at 8:47 pm

“Futuros Difuntos” at Teatro Español

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More drama at the Teatro Español: not long after the premiere of “La Charca Inutil”, a serious play about madness and desolation, comes the much buzzed about “Futuros Difuntos”, another drama that deals with those that hang from society’s margins. Don’t get too depressed though, because this play seems to be a cause for celebration. Written by veteran Eusebio Calonge and directed by famed director Paco de la Zaranda, it is a creative and evocative production that centers on the lives of a group of forgotten souls in a forgotten asylum. It will run from February 11th to the 28th with tickets between 4 and 22 Euros.  For more information click here.

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