The veteran company celebrates its four decades of performing career with the commemorative project '40 Delirios', which includes the premiere and tour of this new production
The cultural event will take place this Friday, October 24, at 8:00 p.m., with free entry until capacity is reached.
This Friday, the Insular Auditorium hosts the play 'Books crossed', by the Delirium Teatro company. The veteran theater company celebrates its four decades of performing career with the commemorative project '40 Delirios', which includes the premiere and tour of this new production. It will take place from 8:00 p.m., with free entry until capacity is reached.
The work revolves around a book that continually changes hands: 'Anna Karenina'. After reading it, three women face a process of reflection that leads them to rethink their lives. Mariana, a guard in a museum, perceives the monotony of her existence; Patricia, a writer, questions her job and the honesty of her romantic relationship; and Cris finds a refuge from pain in Tolstoy's words. 'Crossed Books' is a tribute to the power of literature to inspire, transform and give meaning to life.
According to its author, Antonio Tabares, 'Crossed Books' is born from the love of books and the question he asks himself as an author: to what extent they can condition life or help him overcome everyday life. Bookcrossing, which consists of leaving a book in a public space for another person to find and read, inspires the plot of the play.
This activity is framed within the MARES Performing Arts Circuit, of the Canarian Institute of Cultural Development (ICDC), which promotes the co-organization of shows produced by local artists and production companies in the Canary Islands. This initiative enriches the cultural offer, extending its reach to democratize culture and strengthen social cohesion.
