Carpe Diem Teatro performs 'Lady Violet', the classic by John Bantry

Night, a cliff, egoism and horror. Romanticism. Hall of a large half-ruined mansion, a central staircase and in front, presiding over the hall, a wonderful gothic window. The staircase leads to...

Thus began the play Lady Violet, written by John Bantry and sent to his beloved Alexander Ivanov days before his suicide, with the longed-for wish that one day it could be performed on the stage of a theater.

The performance of Carpe Diem Teatro is part of the Dinamiz-ARTj program promoted by the Institute for Just Transition (ITJ) and the City of Energy Foundation (CIUDEN) to boost cultural activity in municipalities affected by the closure of mining and thermal and nuclear power plants and to promote the careers of young artists living in these territories.