Trébol Gitano celebrates its first anniversary.
This Saturday, February 24th, at 11:00 p.m., the members of Trébol Gitano will return to the Jardín de Pelusín del Monte with the play Livin’ la vida Lorca to celebrate its first anniversary.
The play is a premiere that navigates through the texts of Federico García Lorca, a poet and playwright considered to be one of the greatest Spanish theaters of the 20th century and an unquestionable reference for those who enter the world of acting.
According to Anthony Bernal Ruesca, leader of the group, the name Livin’ la vida Lorca is a sort of play on words, similar to Viviendo la vida loca, but associated with García Lorca because of his undeniable relationship with Trébol’s trajectory.
To celebrate the anniversary in style, there will also be a variety of musical proposals and special guests.
El Trébol Gitano is an independent theater group that emerged as an initiative of restless young people who saw theater as a form of escape from reality and enjoyment.
Written by Arleen D. Matamoros Morales.
