The program combines different genres, formats and forms of expression with the aim of decentralizing culture from major capitals and bringing it to rural areas. In addition, Zuera’s Culture Councilor, Miguel Lozano, said these productions aim to bring this type of performance closer to younger audiences.
The festival hopes to fill the theater again, as happened in 2024, when all tickets sold out on the first day. The previous edition was also warmly received by audiences.
PROGRAM AND PRICES
The program will begin on October 24 with 'Ya no tengo hambre' by Suerte Quintero, followed on November 1 by '¿Cuánto me queda?', which will be the first national premiere held at the Zuera festival. It will be followed on November 7 by 'La mujer rota'.
The schedule will continue with 'La doble vida de Virginia Woolf' on November 14; 'La hora del lince' on November 21; and 'Para la primavera, nada' on November 28. The final production will be 'Ol-vi-do' on December 5, bringing to a close a comprehensive program covering a wide range of styles and genres. All performances will begin at 8 p.m.
Tickets will go on advance sale on October 21 and 22, from 7 to 9 p.m. Each person may purchase a maximum of two tickets and two season passes. The season pass for all performances costs 50 euros, while individual tickets cost 10 euros. If tickets remain available, they will also be sold at the theater one hour before each performance.
