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Theater productions and festivals in Spain and Mexico

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Cultural programming in Spain and Mexico continues to feature diverse theatrical formats. In Spain, CentroCentro’s ‘Microescena’ cycle has showcased short productions like ‘El sueño’ and ‘La piedra’. In Valencia, Teatro Círculo is presenting ‘Kodokushi’ from October 8 to 18, a production exploring the concept of ‘lonely death’ through movement. In Mexico, the 23rd Zacatecas International Street Theater Festival (FITC) has commenced. continues its run through October 23. Organized by the Instituto Zacatecano de Cultura ‘Ramón López Velarde’, the event is recognized as one of the most significant street theater platforms in Latin America, typically attracting approximately 80,000 visitors. The festival features 300 artists from 30 local and international companies, including delegations from Argentina, Chile, France, and companies. Recent programming includes the Netherlands. Opening festivities included France’s Compagnie Transe Express French company Gratte Ciel performing ‘Les Poupée Géantes & Les Tambours’ in the Historic Center, and Argentina’s Élevé Danza Vertical presenting ‘Supernova’ at the Plaza de Armas, an aerial dance performance involving 25 actors. ‘RoZéO: L’Oscillation du paysage’, a contemporary circus piece utilizing 10-meter poles to evoke natural landscapes. Local participants include Parvada Teatro and Mezquite such as DementeNmente Teatro Colectivo. While previous reports indicated a conclusion on October 17, are also involved in the festival is scheduled to run through October 23. This festival. Additionally, the 22nd edition marks of the final production under Poetry in High Voice Festival (Poesía en Voz Alta) is being held in Mexico City’s Chapultepec Forest. Directed by Cinthya García Leyva, the current administration, concluding a 22-year cycle of free event, titled ‘Todavía un resonar’, explores the connection between the voice, the body, and public performing arts. space through music, performance, and videopoetry.

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