La Passió de Cervera
The Passion Play of Cervera is a theatrical representation of the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. A tradition that began over 500 years ago and has been continually renewed to adapt to each era.
Several venues have hosted this show: the church of Santa Maria, the Plaza Mayor, the Casal theater, until reaching the Gran Teatro de La Passió, one of the largest theaters in Europe built expressly for these performances and with a capacity for 1700 people and three stage mouths that give the show agility and cinematic rhythm.
The text " Christ, Mystery of Passion " which was written after the Civil War and has been adapted over the years; is one of the only ones that dramatizes the Dream of Claudia, Pilate's wife, giving women a special protagonism.
More than 300 people, including actors, technicians and audience service staff, make this unique show possible, coordinating and collaborating to move the audience, always accompanied by captivating and original music, recorded by the Julià Carbonell Symphony Orchestra from the lands of Lleida.
However, the Passion Play of Cervera is not only a traditional and religious spectacle; it is also a vision of the essence of human relationships, which, although humanity has evolved greatly in recent centuries, have not changed throughout time. Our society is not perfect.
We often read in newspapers about acts of violence due to disagreements between different cultural or ethnic groups, prostitution as slavery, the stoning of a woman considered an adulteress, corruption in the exercise of power, suicide due to stress without blaming any individual who was received by their environment.
The underlying theme of each and every one of these events is laid bare in the drama of The Passion. Furthermore, there is an explicit exaltation of personal relationships such as love, friendship, and fidelity, as well as betrayal, conflict, and deceit.
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Events
Fun November in Guissona
7 NovemberGuided tour of Sant Esteve Castle in Castellfollit de Riubregós
8 NovemberMajor Festival of Santa Victòria de Conesa
From 13 to 15 NovemberAntiques and Arts Market of Tàrrega
21 NovemberPlaymobil and LEGO Fair in Guissona
From 28 to 29 NovemberChristmas Market in Cervera
5 DecemberAgramunt Christmas Market
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