The Romea and the Circus are now selling their tickets for the shows, which start on December 26
Murcia’s municipal theaters will reopen their doors for musical shows at Christmas. Family fun proposals that bring the little ones closer to culture and the performing arts with classic stories like ‘La ratita supposed’ or ‘Dumbo’ as well as shows featuring new toys and characters like the SuperThings. A total of three shows are scheduled at the Teatro Romea and Teatro Circo Murcia and tickets will go on sale on Tuesday, October 18, both at the box office and through their respective websites.
The first of the two musicals scheduled at the Romea Theater in Murcia is ‘La ratita presumida’, which is scheduled to take place from December 26 to 30 (5pm and 7:30pm). Inspired by the story of Charles Perrault, La Murga Teatro presents a new musical and very funny version of the story, with an aesthetic close to the 50s and rock and roll.
This text and direction proposal by Alfredo Ávila aims to emphasize the value of human qualities over material things. All this through the story of Ratón’s sincere and humble love for Ratita, which will be held back by her ambitions, more answered by a cat with dark intentions. And together with them Donkey and Dog will contribute to give the story more rhythm. Tickets are on sale for 10, 12 and 15 euros at the box office of Teatro Romea (open from Tuesday to Friday, from 11 pm to 1.30 pm and from 5.30 pm to 8.30 pm) and via www.teatroromea.es.
The second assembly will arrive already with the new year. On January 2, 3, 4, 7 and 8 it will be performed in Romea ‘Dumbo. The musical’; a staging by Candilejas Producciones directed by Jesús Sanz-Sebastián and with music by Julio Vaquero that is inspired by the original story written in 1939 by Helen Aberson, on which the famous Disney movie was also based. On stage, we meet Dumbo, a small elephant with big ears who, because of his difference, becomes the laughingstock of the circus where he lives. But thanks to his friend, Peanut the mouse, little by little he will discover that what he thought was his biggest mistake is in fact a wonderful gift.
‘Dumb. The musical’ is a show for all the family with great staging and live voices that is not only about inclusion, but also touches on issues such as harassment or bullying of people who are different and their internal struggle to be accepted. An inclusive musical with a soul for which ten performances are scheduled at different times, which can be consulted at www.teatroromea.es. Tickets (10, 12 and 15 euros) are also for sale at the box office and on the website of the theater.
For its part, the Teatro Circo Murcia will present the musical ‘SuperThings Live!’ on Tuesday 3 January (5:00 pm and 7:00 pm). host, in which the characters from the famous toys take the stage to sing their songs with the audience and shine in a montage with music, striking imagery, visual effects and spectacular costumes. A ten-meter screen and three mobile screens will be part of the landscape and will help create a magical and fun experience that both children and adults will enjoy, featuring on stage some of the songs that bring in millions of visits. will be heard for the first time. Youtube.
The story of this musical, in which up to 24 characters will participate, takes us to the city of Kaboom City, where Professor K (a frenzied genius with few scruples) works under the command of Mister King (a dark character, moved by a sense of revenge against the world). Both are the souls of the Clank Corporation, the gigantic laboratory in which the SuperThings are made thanks to a miraculous substance: the Kazoom. With the processes designed by Professor K, normal objects are transformed into superheroes with extraordinary powers, who are also equipped with endless vehicles and weapons to take care of the city and defend it from villains.
Tickets for ‘SuperThings Live!’, a show produced by Bravo Showmakers, have a single price of 20 euros and are on sale at the TCM box office (Tuesday to Friday from 11 am to 1.30 pm and from 5 pm). 30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.) and through the theater’s website: www.teatrocircomurcia.es.
Source: La Verdad
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