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PlaTea Youth Theatre

PlaTea Youth Theater Group presents Noa No to gender violence . With a fast-paced rhythm, a group of young people express the different forms of violence that very often occur in leisure environments. With live music created for the show by Skye García and directed by Bernat Muñoz (Plàudite Teatre). With post-function colloquium . A Critical Theater show created and performed by PlaTea Youth Theater Group  

UPCOMING FUNCTIONS

Wednesday, May 8

at the Santa Eulàlia Cultural Center Carrer de Santa Eulàlia 70 (inner square) 08902 L’Hospitalet de Llobregat, Barcelona:
at 10.30 a.m. and 12.30 p.m. (for high schools, prior reservation at teatre@plaudite.org )

Monday, May 13

at the Santa Eulàlia Cultural Center Carrer de Santa Eulàlia 70 (inner square) 08902 L’Hospitalet de Llobregat, Barcelona:
at 7 p.m. for the general public (free entry after reservation on Eventbrite )

SHOW DOSSIER

PlaTea Noa Youth Theatre

No to violence

  SOME FUNCTIONS: They performed several functions in Cultural Centers and theaters in the city, for the general public and also for young audiences from high schools and educational centers in L’H, with free entry.  PRESS RELEASE Diari de L’H Núm 394, 20/11/2023 page 16 Teenagers and young people in the fight against sexist violence TV LH 30/06/2023 Theater to raise awareness about violence in nightlife LH Digital 30/06 /2023 Theater to raise awareness about violence in nightlife

  Show supported by the Catalan Women’s Institute and the Department of Health of the Generalitat de Catalunya. In the Unesco Chair on the Prevention of Violence against Women Catalan Women's Institute

Generalitat de Catalunya Department of HealthLogo Unesco Chair for the Prevention of Violence Against Women

 

Dinghy, a refugee boat

A theatrical piece about the refugees’ drama interpreted by PlaTea, the Young Theatre Group of Plàudite Theatre Performing Arts School.

By means of the sound, the text and the corporal work of the interpreters, will witness the voyage that have to carry out a big number of refugees to reach Europe.
Inspired by the no-fiction documentary comic ”When I close my eyes, I remember” by Cristina Bueno, Red Cross Catalonia and Norma Publishing.

Interprets: Edu Caicedo, Aleix del Cid, Anna Perez, Julia Pons, Pol Solana, Lucia Torres, Mario Torres.
Play direction: Jordi Romero and Anna Babiano (Plàudite Theatre team)
Artistic Direction: Eugenia Delgado Mata (Plàudite Theatre Director)

In the Solidarity Week actions at L’Hospitalet de Llobregat, Barcelona, Spain. 

Dinghy is an inflatable boat where the refugees arrive.

More information about the non-fiction comic at Red Cross Catalonia and Norma Publishing House 

PERFORMANCES:

• October 9th: 20h and 23h TV LH – Neighbours TV Program, min. 22-26
• October 20th: 19h Plàudite Teatre, Centre Cultural Santa Eulàlia, L’Hospitalet de Llobregat, Barcelona, Spain.
• October 26th: 9h and 11h Plàudite Teatre, Centre Cultural Santa Eulàlia, L’Hospitalet de Llobregat, Barcelona, Spain.
• October 26th: 15,15h and 16h Cultural Centre of Bellvitge L’Hospitalet de Llobregat, Barcelona, Spain.
• October 29th: 19h Acollidora, Rambla of Just Oliveras, L’Hospitalet de Llobregat, Barcelona, Spain.
• November 17th: 17h Plàudite Teatre, Centre Cultural Santa Eulàlia, L’Hospitalet de Llobregat, Barcelona, Spain.

November 23rd: 12h Red Cross Barcelona.