For several years, the Fundación Tres Culturas del Mediterráneo has been programming activities within the framework of "Mujeres Creadoras" (Women Creators), with the aim of highlighting the work of women dedicated to the arts and culture.
For this reason, on Wednesday 4 March, at 19.00, at the headquarters of the Fundación Tres Culturas, a talk-colloquium will take place with the participation of women who work in the framework of the Performing Arts in Andalusia.
We will count with the participation of Lola Vargas-Zúñiga, director of the Centro del Centro de Documentación de las Artes Escénicas de Andalucía, Raquel Armayones, actress, Lola Pantoja, theatre critic from El Correo de AndalucíaElena Carrascal, from Ochocochenta Gestión Cultural and Pepa Muriel, actress and producer of the company Escenoteca.
Eva Rubio will close the day with the acid humour of her monologue "Sisypha".
This event aims to highlight the work of actresses, directors, producers and stage professionals. During the talk, visitors will be able to enjoy the exhibition of the Centro de Documentación de las Artes Escénicas de Andalucía "La Mujer en la Escena Andaluza", thirty images that offer a panoramic view of the female presence on the stage and which aims to pay tribute to women in the performing arts in our region.
Programme
6 p.m.: Guided tour of the headquarters of the Fundación Tres Culturas.
7 p.m.: Talk-colloquium Women Creators: Andalusian Women on Stage.
Participants
Lola Vargas-Zúñiga, Director of the Centro de Documentación de las Artes Escénicas de Andalucía.
Raquel Armayones, actress.
Lola Pantoja, theatre critic from El Correo de Andalucía.
Elena Carrascal, Ochocochenta Gestión Cultural.
Pepa Muriel, actress and producer of the company Escenoteca.
During the talk-colloquium, images of the exhibition La Mujer en la Escena Andaluza, a tribute to the presence of women in the performing arts, produced by the Centro de Documentación de Artes Escénicas and curated by Lola Vargas-Zúñiga, will be projected.
8.30 p.m.: Monologue by Eva Rubio, "Sisypha".

