Triunfo de ‘1936’ y ‘Gypsy’ en los Premios Talía

The Talía Awards, presented by the Academy of Performance Arts in Spain (AAEE), held its third edition where the theatrical work «1936» swept six awards out of the six nominations, while the musical «Gypsy» by Antonio Banderas won all four awards it was nominated for.

The gala took place at the Centro Cultural Fernán Gómez in Villa de Madrid, with a duration of over two hours. It began with a performance honoring Lina Morgan and her iconic «Gracias por venir». Cayetana Guillén-Cervo, the president of AAEE, presided over the event and paid tribute to her mother, actress Gemma Cuervo, highlighting the impact of their generation in changing societal norms.

Notable attendees at the gala included the second Vice President and Minister of Labor and Social Economy, Yolanda Díaz, and the Secretary of State for Culture, Jordi Martí Grau, among other distinguished guests.

One of the most significant awards went to «1936» for the best theatrical performance in text, depicting the events surrounding the military coup on July 18, 1936, which led to the Civil War. The production also received recognition for the best author of the text, with a call to work towards peace and avoid the tragedies of war.

The gala also honored outstanding performances in lighting, text delivery, and acting, with actors like Juan Vinuesa and Aitana Sánchez-Gijón receiving accolades for their remarkable contributions to the theater.

On the other hand, «Gypsy» by Antonio Banderas emerged victorious, claiming awards for best musical theater actress, actor, performance, and musical direction. Banderas himself received a special recognition for his outstanding career and dedication to the art of theater.

Throughout the evening, various artists and performers were acknowledged for their exceptional talents and contributions to the performing arts, highlighting the diverse and vibrant cultural landscape of Spain.

The Talía Awards also emphasized the importance of social change and inclusion in the arts, with special awards dedicated to individuals and groups promoting diversity and societal awareness through their work.

In conclusion, the Talía Awards celebrated the richness and diversity of the Spanish performing arts scene, honoring those who continue to push boundaries and inspire audiences with their creative expressions.

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