'Pontius Pilate' at the Castillo de San Jorge

From 27/02/2015 to the 22/03/2015
Castle of Sao Jorge (near the Puente de Triana)
From Friday to Sunday
Price: 9€/6€

Seville City Council through the ICAS (Institute of Culture and Arts of Seville) and the company Edeteatro (Studio Theatre) will stage this Lent the hit play "Pontius Pilate" in the archaeological site of Castillo de San Jorge, near the Puente de Triana. The functions will be the next four weekends every Friday, Saturdays and Sundays at 20:30 hours, to which is added an additional feature on Saturdays at 22:30 hours.

The Delegate of Culture, Maria Estrella del Mar Sánchez explained that "Triana is the place to transfer these functions were performed last year with great success in the Roman remains of the Antiquarium with 18 functions in which all sold out "and added that" we are confident that once again be a success and everyone who wants to enjoy a unique and singular spectacle for Lent "

"Pontius Pilate" is a unique and singular spectacle for Lent: a recreation of the toughest times of man who could change history. A tour of the situations that lived more than 2.000 years the Roman procurator of Jerusalem in the trial of a Galilean prophet who claimed to be the Messiah. Pressures, conflicts, intrigues, religious interests and political balances are mixed in this drama than an hour and a half that will surprise viewers. "This is a A unique theatrical experience in an exceptional environment and reasonable prices for one of the most important dates on the calendar of the city".

Tickets go on sale at very affordable prices: 9 euros and 6 for groups from 15 people. Tickets can be purchased in advance at the box office of the Teatro Lope de Vega and internet www.generaltickets.com, and at the box office Castillo de San Jorge day function should be tickets available.

The play is directed by journalist José Luis Losa on texts written in collaboration with Fernando Fabiani and Isaac Garcia, after nearly a year of historical books and documents in the Bible itself. "It's a political thriller drama about the fragility of power", affirm their authors.

Sessions:
Friday at 20:30
Saturdays at 20:30 and to 22:15
Sundays at 20:30

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