Maravilloso estreno ayer de la 'Función por hacer' 👏👏
Queremos felicitar al elenco por su fantástica actuación. Una obra imprescindible, animamos mucho a que no os la perdáis.
@CervantesTheatr
.@acecultura apuesta un año más por la internacionalización de nuestros autores teatrales mediante la programación “Spanish Renaissance” en el @CervantesTheatr, que busca seguir creando vínculos entre España y Reino Unido a través de la cultura. https://t.co/yXHdWyWHIG
"La función por hacer" de #MiguelDelArco y #AitorTejada. El Cervantes Theatre "renace" con lo mejor de nuestras artes escénicas en Londres https://t.co/ogvwsN8B5W
Break a leg to #FourthMonkey alumnus @FuenVera1, who appears in The Play to Be Played, which opens @SpanishTheatreC tonight! We love seeing our graduates in action, best of luck to Fuen & the rest of the cast!
Last night at the opening night of “The Play to Be Played” at Cervantes Theatre, we were honoured to welcome the Spanish Ambassador Mr José Pascual Marco and the director of programming of @ACEcultura Mrs Isabel Izquierdo.
🎫 https://t.co/ohLOobLQ2z
@ACEcultura
¿Qué es la realidad? ¿Dónde empieza y dónde acaba la ficción? "La función por hacer" una obra única e irrepetible en el Cervantes Theatre.
¡Solo quedan 4 funciones!
🎫 Entradas: https://t.co/23Zd4fK1UK
📸 Elena Molina
@acecultura
You may not know that you know a survivor, but it’s highly likely that you do.
Survivors of trauma are close to you. They are people you love & you may not know.
Many decide whether their story is safe with someone by how they respond to other survivors.
Don’t push them away.
This time last year I was dancing away 2019 alongside @ZacharyLevi for this commercial. And blimey what a year it’s been since. Let’s keep on going, pursuing what we love, let’s be kind with everyone,mostly with ourselves because ‘we shall not surrender!’ Hell no! ❤️#2021NewYear
It is grotesquely inhumane for journalists to film people crossing the Channel to try and get to the UK.
It also fits into the government’s anti-asylum campaign: giving the idea that this is apparently a crisis – not for the people forced to make these journeys, but for the UK