Dance

LUCIA LACARRA BALLET: LOST LETTERS

Lucía Lacarra, Matthew Golding & Lucía Lacarra Ballet

What would have happened to her if she’d never received the letter?

20 to 22 october 2023

In any wartime situation over history, handwritten letters sent from the front-line and their concerned replies from home provided a vital connection between soldiers and their family and loved ones. What might have happened if one of these missives had been lost? Based on a real letter written by a World War One artilleryman, Frank Bracey, to his wife, Win, Lost Letters imagines how this woman’s fate might have been different if she had never received a letter sent by her dear husband. Lost Letters turns a true story into a script and an original plot for a ballet.

Lost Letters is a ballet inspired by real love letters written during several wars, put on display in the exhibition War Letters: Lost and Found, organised by the Smithsonian National Postal Museum on the centenary of the Great War. Furthermore, the world première of Lost Letters in the Arriaga Theatre will be a further milestone, as it marks the first performance by Lucia Lacarra Ballet.

Lost Letters is a show created in co-production with the Arriaga Theatre, Kursaal Eszena and the Granada International Music and Dance Festival, working with the Teatros del Canal from Madrid.


The team


Concept and Stage director: Lucía Lacarra & Matthew Golding.
Choreographer: Matthew Golding.
Assistant choreographer: Gianluca Battaglia.
Cast: Lucía Lacarra, Matthew Golding, Lucia Castellano Luri, Jorge Concepción Leal, Itziar Ducajú Mayans, Francesco Forcina, Carlos López Muñoz, Manuela Medeiros, Jossehp Abdiel Peñaloza, Eva Nazareth Suárez Pérez..
Music: Serguéi Rachmaninov & Max Richter.
Costumes: Lucía Lacarra & Gianluca Battaglia.
Firm director: Matthew Golding & Ekain Albite.
Working with: Teatros del Canal.
Co-producers: Teatro Arriaga Antzokia, Kursaal Eszena, Granada International Music and Dance Festival.
Colaborator: Teatros del Canal.

Première at Arriaga Theatre.

Passes

Day 20 – 19:30 h.
Days 21 and 22 – 19:00 h.

Prices

18 - 36€ /discounts

Friends of Arriaga:
25% DISCOUNT.

Groups, young people, over-65s, unemployed, large families and people with 33%+ disability:
20% DISCOUNT.

Dance professionals:
20% DISCOUNT.

Last minute discount (for above-mentioned groups, except Friends of Arriaga and groups):
50% DISCOUNT.

Last minute discount for Young Friends of Arriaga:
70% DISCOUNT.

People with disabilities who use wheelchairs:
50% DISCOUNT (in proscenium balcony and one accompanying person)

Duration

70 min.

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