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Ogros, espinacas y demás… Cómo contar ‘lo terrible’ a niñas y niños en el teatro
Lola Fernández from Seville
Publisher/Magazine: Assitej Spain
2018
Language: Castilian
Isbn/Issn: 978-84-09-04232-6
SUMMARY
School. The separation. The sea. The spinach. The injections. Where has Grandpa gone? What will my little sister be like when she is born? Am I going to die too? What is a war? Why is he and not me? Mummy. Dad... The room down the hall. The cows. The wolves. The witches, ghosts, vampires and all the rest of the relatives. But what's really under my bed?.... There are thousands of questions that a boy and a girl ask themselves. Questions that have traditionally been considered taboo in children's theatre. Death, illness, loneliness, fear? Through textual and spectacular analysis, the essay explores the need to reflect these terrible themes in theatrical creation aimed at children. Anyone who still considers childhood to be the happiest of times has lost his or her memory; fear, questions, simply adapt their size to the size of the person asking them. The essay exemplifies this through numerous textual and spectacular materials, and focuses its gaze, in a more detailed way, on the play A girl, by the Granada-based company La Rous.


Lola Fernández de Sevilla Gómez
Writer and researcher
Author - Playwright
Community of Madrid
Lola Fernández de Sevilla (Madrid, 1982) is a playwright and PhD in Philosophy. She writes narrative (Things Lucía doesLes Filanderes de Langreo 2012; The Lord of Spices and Other StoriesEirene Ed. 2017) and theatre (TubersEirene Ed. 2013; The stormFundamentos 2014; /Breakfast/Fundamentos 2015). He occasionally directs his own shows (Leonor must dieAtelierhof Kreuzberg, Berlin, 2013; BallerinaOff de La Latina, 2016), or those of others (What comes home (and other trees)by Nieves Rodríguez Rodríguez; SGAE Children's Theatre Prize 2017). She also researches, collaborates with various publications and teaches others how to write; she is the coordinator of Helvéticas Escuela de Escritura. She has been writing the blog lamujerque.blogspot.com since 2008. She is currently learning to draw and not to do too many things at the same time.









