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A representation that allows us to take a journey through the life of Dolores Ibarruri, the Passion, from its Gallarta home until his return to Spain in 1977. A simple staging for recreation and Dolores dramatization of texts, allowing us to delve into the life of this remarkable figure. An assembly held by Mila Domingo, and José María Susana Oviedo Alfaya, from an ethical and aesthetic to pay tribute to the Passion.
Free admission
Dance Hall Community Center Covibar Armando Rodriguez, basement with bar service.