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14-18 March
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A lot of theater and dancing at 31 Dferia shows

The Tanttaka Theatre will present on March 15 the play "Disobedients" on March 18/98. 

'Bloody Moon by Marina Mascarell' Danish Dance Theatre

Danish Dance Theatre's "Bloody Moon by Marina Mascarell" show will open Dferia.

The 32nd edition of the Dferia Performing Arts Fair in San Sebastian will be held from 14 to 18 March, and a total of 31 shows will be staged by the same company, almost half of which will be dance performances and the other performances, 15% of which will be in Basque.

Tickets will be on sale on December 19 on the Donostia Kultura website.

"Bloody Moon by Marina Mascarell" by the Danis Dance Theatre opens Dferia at the Victoria Eugenia in an edition that will feature Denmark as a guest artist and "legacy" as a axis. 

From Denmark will also come 'Samba' by Uppercut Danseteater (15 and 16 March in Tabakalera), and 'La carta' by Paolo Nani, an introspection exercise considered classic of contemporary gestural theatre.

At the Victoria Eugenia Theatre, the Tanttaka Theatre premieres, on March 15, 'Disobedients', a political play centered on the 18/98 summary. 

In addition, Led Silhuette and the Chamber Choir of Pamplona will review the wedding ritual in the show they will show on March 17 through body movements, live music and images at the Victoria Eugenia itself, and the programming of this theater will be closed by the contemporary circus show 'Sisyphus'.

Actress Ane Gabarain will put herself in the shoes of José Millán-Astray, founder of Legion, in 'Singing Under the Bullets', to begin programming at the Main Theatre, and 'Sensation Thermal' in Productions will close the program of this space, with Vanessa Espín and the actor and director Adolfo Fernandez, who passed away last Friday.

As for the Basque offer, "Arizona" by Txalo Productions, starring Aitziber Garmendia and Jon Plazaola; "52 Hertz" by Ados Teatro; and "Vuelta" by Dejabu.

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