Inheritance, through its Culture department, has presented its new and ambitious cultural program for the spring, with a varied and high-level proposal aimed at all audiences. From theater plays to musical activities and local group events, the program aims to enrich and diversify the cultural offerings of the town.
The program will kick off on Saturday, March 9 with the theater play “Barro, Flores y Lucha”, marking the beginning of a calendar full of 17 cultural events. Among them, highlights include “La Mordaza”, a play directly brought from Gran Vía in Madrid; the family musical “Las Aventuras Encantadas de Miércoles”; and “El Amor Enamorado”, by Lope de Vega, which has been acclaimed on the best stages in the country for its humor and spectacular staging.
Holy Week will also have a prominent space with activities such as the Proclamation by Epi Mora, the performance by the Alcázar de San Juan Polyphonic Choir, and the play “Resucitado”, by the Jóvenes Descalzos group. In addition, the agenda includes traditional events such as the festivities of San José and la Encarnación, the pilgrimages, the “Weekend Fest”, the II Second-Hand Furniture and Decoration Fair, and the end-of-term shows from the courses and workshops of the Popular University, as well as the final gala of Body Training Dance.
The Councilor of Culture, Aitor Gallego de la Sacristana, has expressed his satisfaction with this “varied and high-level” program, which features the participation of well-known TV personalities such as Teté Delgado and Rafa Núñez, and the valuable contribution of local associations and entities. Tickets are already available at the Casa de Cultura and globalentradas.com, inviting all citizens to enjoy this rich and diverse cultural offer that promises to satisfy all audiences.
An article published on the online newspaper: Herencia (Ciudad Real). Diario de información en el corazón de la Mancha.
Spanish post in Herencia se viste de gala con una ambiciosa programación cultural de primavera
