
Escritura creativa: soledad no deseada y prevención del duelo complicado
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Museo de San Isidro. Los Orígenes de MadridThu, Jul 30, 2026 · 05:15 PM – 11:59 PM
Overview
'Áureas'. Clásicos a refugio is a listed event at Museo de San Isidro. Los Orígenes de Madrid in Madrid, sourced from the official open-data cultural agenda. Free entry. Check the link for the latest schedule and ticket details.
This theatrical and musical performance pays homage to women of the Spanish Golden Age, whose voices were often silenced. Through works by Baroque female writers such as Ana Caro de Mallén, María de Zayas, and Leonor de la Cueva, the show rescues a part of history that has been obscured.
Directed by Coral Ros, with dramaturgy by Laura Garmo and Nacho León, the piece features live music and performances by Lidia Guillem, Paula Muz, and Julia Rubio. The musical direction is by Pablo Salinero, creating an immersive experience that blends text and sound.
Set in the Sala de Romanos y Bárbaros at the Museo de San Isidro, this event offers a unique opportunity to explore the literary legacy of often-overlooked female authors. It is a compelling tribute to the resilience and creativity of women in a bygone era.
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It is a theatrical and musical homage to women of the Spanish Golden Age, featuring works by Baroque female writers.
The cast includes Lidia Guillem, Paula Muz, and Julia Rubio, with musical direction by Pablo Salinero.
Ana Caro de Mallén was a poet and playwright of the Spanish Golden Age.
María de Zayas y Sotomayor was a writer during the Spanish Golden Age. She is considered by many modern critics to be one of the pioneers of feminist literature, while others evaluate her within the context of Baroque literature. Her stories frequently depict the social challenges faced by women in
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Museo de San Isidro. Los Orígenes de Madrid
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