Carmen, Nada de Nadie – Women’s Political Theatre
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Carmen, Nada de Nadie – Women’s Political Theatre

đź“…13th January 2026, 20:00 - 14th January 2026, 00:00
đź’¶30 EUR
📌Teatro Cervantes
🇪🇸Málaga

Event Description

Experience Carmen, Nada de Nadie in Málaga, a powerful theatrical portrait of Carmen Díez de Rivera, a key figure in Spain’s democratic transition. A moving blend of political history, personal memory, and women’s theatre.

About the Event

🎭 Carmen, Nada de Nadie arrives in Málaga as part of Women’s Theatre with a compelling production by Tablas y Más Tablas and Teatro Español. Winner of the Llàntia Award for Best Author at the 8th José Estruch Theatre Awards, the play portrays the extraordinary life of Carmen Díez de Rivera, the first and only woman to serve as Chief of Staff to a Spanish President. 📜 Born into the highest ranks of Spanish aristocracy, Carmen renounced privilege to fight for democracy during the country’s most complex political period: the Transition. Working alongside Adolfo Suárez, she played a decisive role in key moments such as the legalization of the Communist Party and the organization of Spain’s first democratic elections after the dictatorship. ✨ Directed by Fernando Soto and performed by an outstanding cast, this 80-minute production blends political testimony with intimate confession. Through memory, resilience, and a deep sense of justice, Carmen, Nada de Nadie invites audiences in Málaga to rediscover a forgotten heroine of Spanish history and reflect on women’s leadership, sacrifice, and the fight for democracy.

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