Gil Lazaro: Theatres of the Generalitat is at home in Sagunt.
Valencia, July 15 .- The general director of Theatre of the Generalitat, Inmaculada Gil Lazaro, said today that the cultural institution "is at home in Sagunt" so that "no intention" of moving the festival to another location or to remove the name of it. "
According to a statement from the Generalitat, Gil Lazaro has spoken like this in a press conference that took place in the, star trek online credits, Teatre Sagunt Rome, where he presented, along Sagunt Mayor Alfredo Castello, programming of the Festival d'Estiu Theatres-Sagunt on Stage 2010.
Lazarp Gil has pointed out that since Theatres is prrred to "keep the number of shows, and the quality of the same", although in this edition has 15 assembly against 18 of last year, and "not spend that, mafiawars items, money on infrastructure maintaining two spaces "in rrence to the decision not to use the Nau.
"The eclecticism of the programming, which some consider a glaring lack of discretion, is due to the design of a festival for all public, plural, open and festive," said Gil Lazaro.
Proposals "bold and innovative" that form a scenic view, which aims Theatres "which is open to all, gaia gold, public, the fans of this type of stage work, but also for those who choose to know the most risky aspect of the wide range scene" has explained the general director of the Theatres.
For its part, the mayor of Sagunt has recognized the "very great effort" made Theatres and the Ministry of Culture of the Generalitat Valenciana in the development of the festival in "some very difficult times."
It has been shown sympathetic to the "difficult" decision not to use Nau, "a measure taken because of the crisis and the need to be lean," which "may be discussed, but did not have room to do anything different."
The Festival d'Sagunt Estiu-theater to the next scene began July 30 and end Aug. 21 with names like Eva Yerbabuena, Martirio, Blanca Marsillach, L'Om Imprebis, Atalaya-TNT, and the premieres of its own productions theater with Ramon Oller and Ximo Flores.