Policarpa Salavarrieta or Death in the dawn

AUTHOR: Alfonso GraiƱo Diaz

Synopsis

Historical Drama of emancipation in Latin america based on a historical fact. A peasant girl, by love of his country, he joined the forces fighting against the Spanish Empire in Colombia, it belongs to her boyfriend, and serves as a spy and confidant to those forces..Is sought by the royalist troops, and in the end captured, tried and sentenced to death. The proposed freedom in exchange for ratting out his fellow, and she refuses and is shot. The work is divided into three acts, the first is their addition to the rebellion, the second of his struggle in it, and the third to his attitude when he is in the chapel, and faces death. This drama is written in verse.

Technical data

Gender:
Drama

Female characters:
None

Male characters:
None

Space
None

Duration
90 - 120 min.

Other data
Alfonso GraiƱo
About the author

Alfonso GraiƱo Diaz

Teacher and theater director, writer, playwright, cartoonist technician. Theatre studies in the Experimental Theatre of the University of Chile and of Educational Administration and Social at the Higher School of Public administration of BogotƔ. Working life artistic: Responsible for the Mobile Theater of the Mayor of BogotƔ, and the Director of the School District of Teatro de BogotƔ; professor of Performing Arts at the universities of BogotƔ and Catholic Colombia; professor of Theatre Education and Artistic of the Colombian Institute of Culture; professor of the Academy of Teatro de BogotƔ; Director of the Training Center of Professional Actors; director of the Theatre School of the Bogota Mayor's office; director of different groups and professional companies of theatre, such as The attic, SantafereƱa theatre, Circle Theatre Co

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Financiado por la Unión Europea NextGeneration EU
INAEM
Plan de Recuperación, Transformación y Resiliencia
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