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Marc Artigau IN RESiDENCE at the School L’Alzina
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Marc Artigau i Queralt (Barcelona, 1984) graduated with a degree in Stage Direction and Dramaturgy from the Theatre Institute of Barcelona. As an author or director he has staged Caïm i Abel, Caixes [Boxes] (2011 Talúries de Teatre Award and an honourable mention at the 2011 Nacional Marqués de Bradomín Awards), Arbres , Aquellos días azules, Un mosquit petit and Ushuaia (2008 Ciutat de Sagunt Award and honourable mention at the 2008 Nacional Marqués de Bradomín Awards). As a dramatist, he has worked with Julio Manrique, Oriol Broggi, Àngel Llàcer and Manu Guix and Juan Carlos Martel, among others. Alba (o el jardí de les delícies) won the 2017 Quim Masó Prize.
His published novels include La Vigília (2019 Josep Pla Prize), Els perseguidors de paraules (Pub. Estrella Polar), La cova dels dies (Pub. Fanbooks) and Un home cau and Els coloms de la Boqueria with Jordi Basté (Pub. Rosa dels Vents). His published poetry includes Primers auxilis, Vermella and Desterrats . He has worked with Catalunya Ràdio and currently works with El món a Rac1.
Presentation updated in September 2019
School L’Alzina
www.alzina.catThe L’Alzina secondary school (El Congrés and Els Indians, Sant Andreu) is taking part in the IN RESiDENCE programme for the first time, with a group of third-year compulsory secondary education (ESO) students. L’Alzina contextualises its IN RESiDENCE participation through the transformational processes of the school's education community and its connection with the neighbourhood and city's cultural system.
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The L’Alzina Institute was launched in 1982. It is located at one end of the Sant Andreu district, and borders the Navas neighborhood and the Nou Barris and Horta-Guinardó districts. It currently has three ESO and two high school courses.
Presentation updated in September 2023
Participants
Students 3rd of ESO
Jordi Aragall Puigvert, Adrián Brosel Sanjuán, Ivan Egido Haro, Carlota Enseñat Morellón, Clara Ferrarons Díaz, Marina Giménez Cisneros, Laia Herrero Torné, Kaixin Ji, Ramandeep Kaur, Xiaoyu Liu, Sebastián López González, Laura Martí Callejón, Cristian Onarri Jiménez, Estefany Anahí Padilla Padilla, Enrique Pons Martínez, Jana Rodrigo Navarro, Alen Siradeghyan, Kolna Smith Calderero, Mara Solé Callau and Hui Wang
Teachers
Marta Arteaga and Alejandro Garrido
Curation and coordination
Sala Beckett / Obrador Internacional de Dramatúrgia
Directed by
Institut de Cultura de Barcelona
Consorci d’Educació de Barcelona