At the gates of the Easter holidays, the children continue enjoying from culture weekends. The activities organized for them in Seville and its province are safe against Covid-19 and designed for all ages.
Theater, literature or puppets are some of the proposals from March 19 to 21:
A reflection for children and parents, ‘The son I want to have’
When i was a little boy It was impossible for me to imagine myself as I am today. I’m halfway there Already away from that child who was jumping in the puddles in a field and too far from the grandfather that one day I will be and the one that I am today unable to understand.
I have an eerie feeling of being in the middle, nagging with my obsessive sense of responsibility. What child did my father want to have? What child would I want to have? Which grandfather would you want me to be for your son? What father would have wanted my child? These are some of the questions that the play gives an answer, or tries to, children over 10 years old, The son I want to have.It is a reflection -not exempt from humor Y self-criticism- on education and the role of mothers and fathers, grandparents, teachers and children in the learning process. Of its importance and of the value and effort required to educate. It is the work of Floating Bridge, which was born in 2000 with a clear desire for stage research and experimentation. His pieces are the result of long processes of research and collective creation and are characterized by the mixture between reality and fiction, the use of different languages, the physical work of the performer, the intimate relationship with the viewer and the inclusion of their social environment. within the process of research, creation and exhibition of their works. Saturday and Sunday, at 7:00 p.m. in Sala Cero in Seville.
Children’s theater Oh, pear, expert pear!
Thomas has been running a position at the food market of his city; selling fruitas, vegetables, meat and fish. The market is his house, and the rest of the shopkeepers his family; His Francisco died a long time ago, there is barely a hanging photo of him and the memory of the day they met in the meadow of San Isidro. He loves the radio, he always has some copla or chotis station tuned in, his favorite songs.
It is also accompanied by a moza, María, who helps him to carry the boxes and to remind him of everything that Tomasa forgets, because she is very clueless and always has her head in the clouds. Tomasa has been searching for her perfect successor for some time; He has made the decision to fulfill his dream of youth; working in a circus as a tightrope walker and traveling across five continents … This whole life is the story told by the play Oh, but, perita money!Perhaps that person is closer than he seems, perhaps the day will soon come to take out that suitcase that has been prepared in the warehouse for so many years. The small public will be able to check it on Saturday at 12:00 in the La Fundición de Sevilla room.
Celebrate International Children’s and Youth Book Day
On Sunday April 11 the bookstore Hopscotch invites the little ones to participate in an activity as important as the XIV Edition of Girls and boys count, with all security measures.
“If in full confinement we do not give up and manage to make, again, a beautiful edition of this emblematic hopscotch activity (in online version), we are clear that its continuity has no discussion,” they say from Rayuela. Because it is the most beloved, most longed for, most magical, most literary activity. Raising the voice of girls and boys is always important and necessary. An activity in which boys and girls speak to tell stories known or invented, alone or in company. participate you have to tell a story, since this activity is oral narration for Sunday, April 11 at 12:00 hours and thus will commemorate the International Children’s and Youth Book Day.“This year we also celebrate 25 years as a children’s bookstore committed to childhood in Seville. A round number that allows us to celebrate that we are still by your side, growing together with the girls and boys. There are already several generations that we have had the pleasure of accompanying in the adventure of reading and without a doubt, it is a cause for celebration ”.
‘Philippe The Magnificent’
Jesus Pulled is an oral narrator and dream maker with a very special technique: he understands the story as a theatrical performance in all its dimension and therefore applies the languages of the body and the theater of objects to the narration, increasing the possibilities of creating delusions and getting into the skin of numerous characters, whether human, animal or fantastic. With his own style, Philippe Le Magnifique presents in The Viso del Alcor, the Sunday at 12:30. Huerto Queri Civic Center.
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