The Paraninfo (Great Hall) of the University of La Laguna is hosting this week the theatrical performance 'An Inspector Has Arrived' by the Descúbrete Teatro company, the Final Concert of the 8th Composition Competition for Music Bands, held in celebration of Canary Islands Day, and the monologue 'We Are Monkeys' by Ángel Martín. The events will take place on May 21st at 8:00 pm, May 23rd at 7:00 pm, and May 24th at 6:00 pm, respectively.
Set in England in 1912, The First Date is a play that focuses on how a family's life is disrupted by the unexpected visit of a detective inspector following the suicide of a young woman. Her arrival sets off a chain of secrets, tensions, and revelations that aims to captivate the audience as the characters' hidden truths are uncovered.
The proposal addresses the social and moral contradictions of the era with a tone of mystery typical of Agatha Christie's detective novels. Tickets are available at a general price of 10 euros for an audience over 12 years old.
The concert, organized by the Tenerife Federation of Bands for Canary Islands Day, has established itself as one of the leading contemporary initiatives in the field of band music. The program features winning works from various formats and categories, ranging from pasodobles to large-scale symphonic compositions, selected by a jury of renowned experts.
The event will introduce the public to new musical offerings and, at the same time, promote musical talent from the Canary Islands. Admission It's free.
Finally, Ángel Martín will conclude the cultural week with his new show and his signature ironic style, combining satire and critique. 'We Are Monkeys' focuses on technological dependence, digital overexposure, and the contradictions of modern human behavior. Without losing his sense of humor, the comedian reflects on how the internet and social media have transformed people's behavior.
The Tickets are available at a general price of 24 euros and the show is recommended for those over 16 years of age.
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