Quiénes crean Las Malnacidas

Conoce al colectivo que convierte el legado lorquiano en un thriller escénico cargado de fe, culpa y deseo en tensión constante.

Equipo artístico

Estrella García Pancho

Directora y dramaturga

Ana Garzo

«Matilde» y Equipo de Marketing

An antique handheld mirror with a cracked, oval glass and an intricately engraved silver frame rests on a lace-covered vanity table. The lace is slightly yellowed, and scattered around are a black rosary, a closed fan with dark floral patterns, and a single wilted white carnation. The room is small, with textured, off-white walls and a narrow window partially obscured by heavy, dark curtains. Late afternoon light filters in, creating a moody chiaroscuro effect, highlighting the crack in the mirror and plunging the edges into soft shadow. Photographic realism, shot from a slightly elevated angle, with a somber, introspective atmosphere evoking fractured identities and suffocating faith.

Teresa Girón

«Madre»

A long, rectangular wooden dining table is set with mismatched porcelain plates, simple cutlery, and a plain, stained tablecloth in an austere, rural dining room. At the center, an old, metal alarm clock stopped at a precise, ominous hour replaces the usual centerpiece. Behind it, the wall is bare except for a single small crucifix casting a thin shadow. A single bare bulb hangs low above the table, casting harsh, directional light that creates deep, angular shadows along the table’s edge and over the stopped clock. Photographic realism, eye-level composition with leading lines drawing the eye to the clock, generating a tense, ritualistic atmosphere of time suspended and destiny closing in.

Irene Aguilocho

«Asunción»

Lucía Jiménez

«Catalina»

Isabel M. Rodríguez

«Azucena»

Agüi Locía

«Pepa»

Marta Toledo

«Francisca»

Ángeles Rojas

«Alter Ego»