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Three Sisters, Three Nights and a History to Rebuild: the Journey of ‘Three Nights in Ithaca’ Conquers Ponferrada
A story of women struggling to rebuild their past is the central axis of ‘Three Nights in Ithaca’, which has hung the poster in full at the Teatro Bergidum in Ponferrada. To bring the public closer to the characters and learn more about the work, actresses Marta Larralde, Myriam Gallego and Amaia Lizarralde had a meeting with the director of the Ponferradino theatre, Miguel Ángel Varela, and the public in the Bookstore The Impossible Book.Read m…
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A story of women struggling to rebuild their past is the central axis of ‘Three Nights in Ithaca’, which has hung the poster in full at the Teatro Bergidum in Ponferrada. To bring the public closer to the characters and learn more about the work, actresses Marta Larralde, Myriam Gallego and Amaia Lizarralde had a meeting with the director of the Ponferradino theatre, Miguel Ángel Varela, and the public in the Bookstore The Impossible Book.Read m…
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