Nylon Fusion Collective Closes Lope De Vega's FUENTE OVEJUNA, 7/3
By: BWW News Desk
Nylon Fusion Collective presents Lope De Vega's Fuente Ovejuna at the Clemente Soto Vélez Cultural Center through July 3rd. This is the company's second major production since it was founded in New York in 2007. The production also marks the first time Adrian Mitchell's translation has been produced since 1986, and the first production in the US.
Written in the early1600s by Lope De Vega, who is often referred to as the "Spanish Shakespeare," the play is based upon an actual historical incident that took place in the village of Fuente Obejuna in Castile, Spain in 1476. In the beginning of Fuente Ovejuna a group of young men and women engage in a philosophical debate about whether love exists, and whether all human behavior is, at its core, based in self-interest, or "self-love." The conclusion of the play finds the entire town united in an act of collective revolt. Will they be able to make the ultimate sacrifice for their fellow villagers?
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