MANDARACHE 2024 AWARD

Duration: 1 hr 20 mins (no interval) / Text: Yolanda García Serrano and Juan Carlos Rubio / Direction: Juan Carlos Rubio

Cast: Carlos Hipólito, Kiti Mánver, Cristóbal Suárez and Marta Velilla / Producer: Bernabé Rico / Set design: Leticia Gañán and Curt Allen Wilmer (AAPEE) / Lighting: José Manuel Guerra / Costumes: Pier Paolo Álvaro (AAPEE) / Assistant director: Isabel Romero

Photography and poster: Sergio Parra / Production manager: Marisa Pino / Distribution: TalyCual and Txalo / A co-production by TalyCual, Txalo and La Alegría

SYNOPSIS:

Carlos Hipólito plays the role of Pau Casals, the famous cellist and human rights activist, in a play based on real events.

Pau Casals was forced into exile in the south of France after the Spanish Civil War. With all his resources and a great deal of determination, he dedicated himself to helping thousands of his compatriots crammed into nearby labour camps.

In 1943, under Nazi occupation, the musical genius received a disturbing invitation to play before the Führer. Casals knew that refusing to do so could have terrible consequences. These dramatic events are what inspired the authors to write Music for Hitler, an exciting text that recreates the personality of one of the greatest artists of the 20th century.

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MUSIC FOR HITLER

Organised by:

CULTURE COUNCIL

PERFORMED BY CARLES ALBEROLA AND ALFRED PICÓ

Performance in VALENCIAN language

+ 5 years old and family audiences. Duration: 50' / A musical show for the whole family full of emotion and suspense. A funny and emotional story that prioritises friendship and understanding as an essential starting point to change the world.

SYNOPSIS: Girls and boys have always heard tales of horrible monsters. Terrifying stories that feed their fears and create strange prejudices about creatures they don't know. But... is everything that is told about these unknown characters true? Are they as evil and cruel as they would have us believe? Perhaps the best thing to do is...

DISCOVER IT FOR YOURSELF. A funny and moving story that prioritises friendship and understanding as an essential starting point to change the world.

Taking Frankenstein's monster as a reference, we have recreated a new version to talk about prejudice and the fact of feeling different. A funny and moving story that prioritises friendship and understanding as an essential starting point to change the world.