"In this edition has been released almost all the costumes made by a group of women mellarienses in a completely altruistic
the last day of performances of "The Passion" organized by the Brotherhood of Mercy Source Obejuna ended as it began, with a full house at the Theater Lope de Vega "of the town and with an audience excited and moved up to nearly fifty people who relived the Passion, Death and Resurrection of Jesus Christ. It all began on Palm Sunday April 17 when Don Juan Laguna Navarro, chaplain of the fraternity mellarienses This representation showed encouraging the public to relive these events not as mere spectators, but attempting to enter the frame to be participants and the true passion of Christ. In this edition has been released almost all the costumes made by a group of women mellarienses in a completely altruistic.
Angel Luis Martín Fernández has returned to bet on this project, directing and adapting a complex assembly this year. The staging was spectacular, but the scenery temple was simple, using representation throughout the three modules that served as a grandstand bench at the High Priest and Sanhedrin simulating the mountainous landscape scenes of the disciples and the people giving the feeling of a rugged landscape of Israel itself. A very wise lighting has also been essential to making our move from scenes and situations. This event has united the living mellarienses Holy Week, as well as those who love theater components involved in the representation of all guilds Obejuna Source. Hall scenes, such as the Triumphal Entry into Jerusalem and the entrance way to Golgotha \u200b\u200bJesus carrying his cross, and some beautiful pictures that were of different scenes, in particular those corresponding to the Last Supper, the Crucifixion and Piedad, along the entire procession marches representation chosen by the director for each picture, have become even more emotional this staging.
representations have been going on for Palm Sunday, Monday and Tuesday of Holy Week, 17, 18 and 19 April at 21.30 h.
Francisco Javier Cabezas
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