The Chilean play 'Yeguas Sueltas' returns to Santiago before its tour of Spain and Poland
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The Chilean play 'Yeguas Sueltas' returns to Santiago de Chile for four performances before starting an international tour. The production is already very well known in its country and has been seen by more than 30,000 people.
The show revisits the story of the first protest for sexual diversity in Chile. For this reason, the play combines theatre with a social and political theme that remains important today. Its audience success shows the interest this historical episode arouses among spectators.
After the performances in Santiago, the play will travel to Spain and Poland. For Spanish audiences, it is an opportunity to discover a Latin American production that addresses the memory of LGTBI+ people's rights from an artistic perspective.
In short, 'Yeguas Sueltas' is an example of how theatre can bring to the stage historical events related to equality and diversity. The upcoming performances in Europe will allow more spectators to learn about this story.
Sources: elciudadano.com
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