Raúl Peña, Paula Prendes, Francisco Fraguas and Ana García will star in this theatrical production, written by Marta Buchaca and directed by Mario Ronsano. Under the slogan "A comedy to die laughing for", the show is presented as one of the major highlights of the fourth edition of the Cávea Festival.
FOUR ACTORS FOR A COMEDY ABOUT LIFE AND DEATH
The cast brings together four performers who will share the stage in this comedy. Raúl Peña and Paula Prendes lead the bill alongside Francisco Fraguas and Ana García, under the direction of Mario Ronsano. The script was written by Marta Buchaca, a playwright who poses an unsettling yet universal question in this work: how much time do we have left, and how much importance do we attach to our everyday lives? The show's title and slogan preview a production in which death becomes the starting point for comedy.
The production is handled by José Antonio Royo and Toño Monzón, while Factory Producciones and Pattybrava present this production, which will have its first national performance in Zuera.
THE CÁVEA FESTIVAL CONTINUES UNTIL DECEMBER 5
The premiere of "How Much Time Do I Have Left?" is part of the fourth edition of the Cávea Festival, which is being held this year under the slogan "You Are What Matters". The event began on October 24 and will run until December 5, featuring seven theatrical productions spanning different genres and styles.
After this comedy, the program will continue on November 7 with "The Broken Woman". "The Double Life of Virginia Woolf" will arrive on November 14, followed by "The Lynx Hour" on the 21st and "Nothing for Spring" on the 28th. The festival will conclude on December 5 with "Ol-vi-do".
The initiative aims to bring quality stage productions to municipalities outside the major capitals and attract audiences of different ages. The Reina Sofía Theatre will once again become the center of Zuera's cultural program for several weeks.
TICKETS FOR "HOW MUCH TIME DO I HAVE LEFT?" IN ZUERA
The performance will take place on Sunday, November 1, at 8:00 p.m. at the Reina Sofía Theatre in Zuera. An individual ticket costs 10 euros, while the festival offers a pass for all performances for 50 euros. Each person may purchase a maximum of two tickets and two passes.
