Diversión en familia

On December 15th, the Teatro Principal in Alicante will be the stage for the Solidarity Cultural Marathon “United for Culture, United for Valencia”. A unique event that aims to raise funds for the victims of the torrential rains of the DANA in Valencia, a tragedy that has seriously affected many families. Throughout the day, artists from Alicante and the province join this cause, offering their talent in a day full of culture and solidarity. Meet the artists who will make this event possible and join us to help those who need it most!

In “Family Fun” we will have artists of national and international recognition who will put on a show in which adults and children will have a great time:

. Manolo Costa and Mindanguillo: This acclaimed pair of Spanish illusionists combines, above all, clown and magic, a fusion with a large creative dose loaded with madness that has led them to achieve several of the most important recognitions in the world of illusionism. Get ready to laugh out loud as you marvel at his magic tricks.

. Ximo Illusionist: Straight from Got Talent, Ximo will present a modern and humorous magic show, suitable for all audiences.

. Pierpaolo Laconi: Whitedream, the Soap Bubble Wizard, the Guinness World Record artist will take the audience to a fantasy world with his impressive bubble skills. He combines the magic of bubbles with his acting training to create unique visual experiences.

We will also have the participation of current and former students of the European School of Alicante, in collaboration with Upstage, performing two songs composed by the musical theatre director of the West End of London Corin Buckeridge and with lyrics written for the occasion by the mother-daughter duo Debbie and Elissa Nicholson. In addition, we will have the collaboration of Payasospital and the company ClowDestino Teatro, formed by Susana Giner and Vicky Montañez, “Bombilla and Protona” to liven up this block. The block will conclude with two musical numbers from the musical “Plüvia”, by Juan Luis Mira, performed by a cast formed by Ana Arrarte, Iván Gisbert, Marchu Lorente, Raquel Uroz, David Berenguer, Alberto Giner and Miguel Ángel Carrasco.