World of Playhouse Takes Stand Against Violence at Gala Talía Awards for Performing Arts

Gala the Talía Awards for the Performing Arts This Monday is the stage where the world of play house has launched “enough is enough” against violence against womenfollowing a complaint to the Madrid Provincial Prosecutor’s Office by fourteen women against the playwright Ramón Paso for alleged sexual crimes.

President of the Academy of Performing Arts, Cayetana Guillén Cuervo he doesn’t want to do it”no personal rating” about the complaint against the playwright and member of the Academy of Performing Arts Ramón Paso for sexual crimes that would have occurred between 2018 and 2023.

“We have published a statement denying abuse or aggression, but not personalizing it because of it He is in the hands of justice and we have nothing to say“Before she spoke out, Guillén Cuervo said before the gala began, that she noted that “the theater has been safe.

Antonio Banderas emphasized that “if it is safe to do theater for women, it should be” and stated that the same thing happens in theater as in any other profession.

The actress María Adánez has been strong, remembering that it is time to expose all cases of abuse and she has given her respect and support. women which they have reported.

“We are building a time where there is Enough with the abuse against women to be clear and strong, now and for generations to come. It is a crime that needs to be eradicated, but it requires a lot of education and work,” he said.

Carolina Yuste, who collects the Young Talent award, warns that there is violence against women It lives in every society and region and “the industry is not saved, but we are weaving support networks between us that prevent us from being silent, but we need our male colleagues to step in.”

For Lola Herrera, these conditions are “very unpleasant”, and she pointed out that “visibility is important; the cover is useless.”

Anabel Alonso admits that she has not experienced any controversial situationbut “when I saw some paths I cut. Sometimes, it’s about the abuse of power.”

For his part, one of the nominees, Omar Ayuso, has revealed that violence against women is part of the patriarchal structure and affects all areas and “theatre is not free from it” and he also mentions education as a way to stop it.

Another of the candidates, Eduard Fernández has greatly appreciated that “things that were not reported before are being reported. The woman must feel free. “A man must look at a woman as an equal, sexuality does not have to be present in everything.”

The tenor Joseph Carreraswhich includes the Talía de Honor, has emphasized “the time that total equality will disappear,” he says in terms of abuse.

The actress Ana Labordera has stated that she has been in the theater for forty years and that she has never experienced a situation of personal harassment. “Things are very isolated.