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Tres nuevas creaciones escénicas en el festival Operadhoy de Madrid

By Fernando Remiro, 15 June 2015
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“un mundo en el que el trabajo y la tecnología son pesadas losas sobre el individuo y su creatividad”
Reviewed at Teatros del Canal: Sala Roja, Madrid on 14 June 2015
Programme
Bernal, 0.997
Galindo, a campo abierto
Rappoport, Leviatán
Performers
Sigma Project
Ángel Soria, Saxophone
Aleph Gitarrenquartett, Guitar
Smash Ensemble
Tania Garrido, Dancer
Minguet Vincent, Saxophone
Naüm Monterde, Clarinet
Núria Andorrà, Percussion
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Fernando Remiro
Fernando Remiro
Fernando studied history and political science. He is passionate about opera and lied, a devoted fan of Benjamin Britten, and a lover of challenging stage productions. He wrote opera reviews for the Spanish musical magazine Ritmo and tweets about opera at @operatweets.