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The Arabian Nights: Night 15
April 13, 20197:30 p.m. Approximate duration: 1 hour.
MADRID
Casa Árabe Hall of Columns (at Calle Alcalá, 62, Basement Level).
7:30 p.m. Approximate duration: 1 hour.
5 euros: general tickets at the box office.
4 euros: Tickets purchased online, the officially unemployed, Casa Árabe
Language Center students and Youth Card holders, by showing the proper
documentation. You may only receive one discount. Sales in advance on
this website until the Friday preceding the show at 12:00 p.m. Those
tickets not sold online will be put on sale the day of the event at the
Casa Árabe headquarters as of one hour before it is held (cash payment
only). Tickets do not come with assigned seating.
In Spanish.
The oral storytelling show for adults “Alf leila wa leila” is returning
to Casa Árabe in another performance by Héctor Urién. At this session,
the fifteenth, the common threads tying together the stories will be
music, devils and efrits.
The Arabian Nights are like a long-lasting kiss that stretches on to keep from dying. And by emulating Scheherazade in Madrid, Héctor Urién, a professional storyteller, will choose a different story each month at Casa Árabe, from the fictional universe created in The Arabian Nights.
With a contemporary sensitivity supported only by his voice, presence and discourse, he uses his art as a storyteller to take us on a journey from a Baghdad souk to the cave where a genie lives, from the islands of the Indian Ocean to the domains of the Serpent Queen.
At this session, Héctor Urién will be using the common thread of the words ”music, devils and efrits” which will play the role of the original “Open Sesame” to tell us in his own voice some of the stories from The Arabian Nights related with these words.
With a contemporary sensitivity supported only by his voice, presence and discourse, he uses his art as a storyteller to take us on a journey from a Baghdad souk to the cave where a genie lives, from the islands of the Indian Ocean to the domains of the Serpent Queen.
At this session, Héctor Urién will be using the common thread of the words ”music, devils and efrits” which will play the role of the original “Open Sesame” to tell us in his own voice some of the stories from The Arabian Nights related with these words.
