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U.Va. Spanish Theater
Retablo de la avaricia, la lujuria y la muerte
by Ramn del Valle-Incln
Apr. 4 - 6 at 8 p.m. and Apr. 7 at 5 p.m. in Helms Theater, $5
The U.Va. Spanish Theater Group, in its 22nd year, will present a play directed by Fernando Oper entitled "Retablo de la avaricia, la lujuria y la muerte" by Spanish playwright Ramn del Valle-Incln. Alongside Garca Lorca, Valle-Incln is one of the most recognized Spanish dramatists of the 20th century. He is particularly well-known for his impressionistic esperpentos which grotesquely depict the Spanish experience at the turn of the century. "Retablo de la avaricia, la lujuria y la muerte" is a three-part play which explores the themes of greed, lust and death.
The three plays are entirely in Spanish, but the program will contain detailed English synopses. Tickets can be purchased by calling the box office at (434) 924.3376. UVA students may purchase tickets using Arts Dollars.