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A total of 1,891 secondary and high school students, from 25 centers of the municipality, learn about the importance of the role that human beings play on the planet and in the ecosystem through the play 'The Advertisers', of the company Teatro de Delivery.
The Councilor for Education and Infantile Schools, Belén López, has visited today one of the passes of the representation of this piece in the Romea Theater that is part of the activities of 'Performing Arts' that includes the offer # MurciaMiCiudadEnseña of the City of Murcia.
"The activity is aimed at students in 3rd, 4th ESO and 1st and 2nd Baccalaureate with the intention of using the performing arts in relation to staging, expression and dramatic play to work values ​​and human countervalues", highlights the councilor Belén López.
Likewise, the objective is to use the theater as a resource or tool in the transmission of values ​​in young people and raise awareness through this piece about the conflict of the human race in relation to the planet Earth.
The work is accompanied by educational support material that is sent to the centers well in advance.
After the performance, a colloquium is made that the students can clarify the doubts.
'The Advertisers' is a play directed and written by José Bote.
The protagonists appear on the scene to reveal something that will be crucial and imminent for the human race, they are a collective of workers who have the task of announcing the new situation on planet Earth and the ecosystem.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia
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