Marcos Ordoñez left, a unique view of the theatre
It was a deep and very personal analyzer, with extraordinary acuity and precision. And if as a writer he was outstanding, as a warm friend, he was insurmountable.
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It was a deep and very personal analyzer, with extraordinary acuity and precision. And if as a writer he was outstanding, as a warm friend, he was insurmountable.
Kafka confessed in a missive to his friend Oskar Pollak that he would stop reading Marco Aurelio, because he was so overwhelmed by the search for serenity and balance.
The actor stars the assembly of 'Long Journey to the Night' directed by Ernesto Caballero, which premires this Friday
Carmen Diez Medina has spent thirty years gathering the knowledge accumulated by the Navarro in seventy. The result is a book that illuminates its way of thinking and projecting
The stage director Carlos Wagner and the master Nicola Luisotti inaugurate the thirty-seventh season of the Madrid Coliseum with the first great success of the Italian composer, who has not scheduled since 1924
With 10,000 square meters and a thousand works of art where classicism and pop are unmassively mixed, the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art becomes a new art attraction pole of California
The State will finance a new building that will house the 365 works that the Baron's daughter has donated and borrowed. "I'm retired," he says to leave the TBA21 foundation and the pinacoteca in the management of this center in Madrid
It is an eternal rune in cinema and television, which has a founded base. In a business as risky and sour as this one, if someone touches the key, they are asked to bises until the public is exhausted, he is exhausted or disaffins the piano.
The 27-year-old was found dead on 20 September in the room of the rehabilitation centre where he was in the hospital. After years of fighting with mental health challenges and substance abuse, the authorities investigate their death as a likely overdose, although they notice that determining the cause may take a few months. It was the end of a path that Presley shared openly, as he tried to meet the energetic and athletic child he once was.
The Catalan musician is honoured for the first time in the Lower House on the occasion of the International Day of Peace and the 150th anniversary of the violonchelist
The journalist and teacher, who worked in EL PAIS, was for decades one of the reference voices of Spanish theatrical criticism
The jury points out that 'The death of Irene Márquez', a collection of different comics of the author, "walks successfully on the fine line between the wrong, the brutal and the crazed"
Seven participants publicly support the withdrawal of the Argentine writer's programming for her rejection of the cultural boycott of Israel
The protagonists reflect on machista violence, the cracks of society and the limits of family love: "This is a conversation that commits us all"
Perhaps small initiatives are doomed to save a successful industry
A novel of history without being a historical novel, 'Glifo' follows two sisters whose relationship serves to draw connections between the past and the present
The Los Javis film that is being planned tonight in San Sebastián starts his career with strength to the Oscar
The retrospective releases of historical artists continue to grow. Behind are legal and marketing reasons
The attacks on the directors of 'NAZA' are the last chapter of years of lack of funds and contempt by the authorities. Artists warn that if Netanyahu wins again they will not be able to resist
Damián Castaño took a turn after a waste of firmness; and Gómez de Pilar hit with an unfumable lot, as did the Mexican veteran Fermín Rivera, who confirmed the alternative