She was an extraordinary artist in the 19th and 20th centuries and yet she suffered the fate that many women in history share with her: Remigia Echarren, a tightrope walker from Pamplona, has fallen into oblivion. Paderborn University, together with the German-Spanish Society Paderborn, the City of Paderborn and the Spanish Embassy, would like to work against this. On Tuesday, 20 May, the artist Estefanía de Paz Asín from Pamplona will bring the tightrope walker to life with the play "La Reina del Arga". The guest performance at the Amalthea Theatre has been made possible by the town twinning between Pamplona and Paderborn and the excellent cooperation between the Department of Romance Studies at Paderborn University and the German-Spanish Society of Paderborn. There will be two performances in Spanish: at 4pm and 7pm. Admission is free.
What's special: The performance at 4 p.m. is specially designed for pupils and teachers. The performance at 7 pm is aimed at the general public. The guest performance is funded by the City of Paderborn, Paderborn University, and the Spanish Embassy.
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