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REPUBLICA
A new performance exploring Spains communist & anarchist coalition government of the 1930s, and the society that elected it. From the makers of Don Quijote (4 stars in The Guardian & Time Out Critics Choice).
Inspired by historical events that preceded the Spanish Civil War, REPUBLICA is a queer lament for the untold story of the Spanish Revolution and a bold reclaiming of the ideals of The Second Republic (1931-1939).
With todays rising opposition between anti-austerity and far right movements all over Europe, REPUBLICA is a timely examination of the last time a government took land and power from the super-rich to give back to its people. Told by a flamenco dancer, a punk guitarist and a stripper, it demands we break the Pact of Forgetting.
Made and performed by
Juan Carlos Otero, Keir Cooper & Lola Rueda in collaboration with Emma Frankland.
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LocationThe Marlborough Theatre and Pub (View)
4 Princes Street
Brighton BN2 1RD
United Kingdom
Categories
| Minimum Age: 16 |
| Kid Friendly: No |
| Dog Friendly: No |
| Non-Smoking: Yes! |
| Wheelchair Accessible: No |
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