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Motril hosting the 2 nd week of Theatre School

9 to 13 May, the Teatro Calderón de la Barca host for the second consecutive year educational project which will include classrooms from 12 schools representing 10 plays. The Department of Education of the City of Motril is launching this initiative to teach values \u200b\u200bthrough dramatic expression

Councilman Education of the City of Motril, José Luis Chica, accompanied by Aurelia Gutiérrez, responsible students nursery and primary education services company, 'Open Classroom' and responsible for secondary groups, Marta Sanchez, have reported the opposite-up of the 'Second Week of School Theatre, City of Motril. "

Girl has ensured that "education promotes values \u200b\u200bfrom the love of the theater is for children to improve their social skills, language ability, creativity and even a positive reinforcement for their self-esteem."

The staging of the ten finalists, to be held between 9 and 13 May at the Teatro Calderón, run by theater classrooms of schools' Ebro River ',' Virgen de la Cabeza ',' Los Alamos', Our Lady del Pilar ', Garvayo Dinelli', 'Rainbow', 'Prince Philip', 'Santo Rosario', 'St. Augustine', IES and IES Martin Recuerda La Zafra, "to the classrooms of these centers are big news this sum as year a 'classroom Intercentro' comprises students from all participating schools, SENALCA responsible for Education.

Performances begin in the morning at eleven and a half and will cover the school's own infant, primary and secondary schools, while the afternoon from 19:00 pm, works will be aimed at parents and relatives of the young actors.

Aurelia Gomez, representative of 'Open Classroom', wanted to bring the "good reception given to the project and how students are involved with their families, contributing ideas and participating in the creation of costumes, for the go ahead the best experience possible. " Meanwhile

Marta Sanchez, head of the classroom drama of high school students, said that the works that represent the actors revolve around an updated adaptation of Cinderella and satirical comedy on the crisis, unemployment and loneliness.

The Department of Education seeks repeat the experience next year to the spectacular reception by the young actors, "which besides having fun, develop multiple skills to enhance human relationships and artistic skills," concluded Chica.