What’s on stage
#LeonorVive is a theatrical monologue written by Antonio Hernández Centeno that rescues the figure of Eleanor of Castile, the queen Spain erased from its chronicles and England pretended never to know. The play, with a gender perspective, tells the monarch’s life through a narrative blending humour and historical critique, championing women silenced by history. According to Sala Russafa’s programme, each performance lasts several hours, though the exact duration isn’t specified.
Cast and crew
The play is directed by Antonio Campos Bernal and performed solo by Candela Fernández. Production is handled by Producciones Circulares, an Andalusian company specialising in contemporary theatre. The script, by Hernández Centeno, adapts the story of Eleanor of Castile—Queen of Castile and wife of England’s Edward I—for a stage format combining monologue and historical narration.
Schedule and access
#LeonorVive runs at Sala Russafa from 27 to 29 November 2026, with performances lasting several hours. It’s not specified whether there’s an interval during the show.
Prices and tickets
Tickets are priced at €16 to €18, with no details on differences by seat location or type. Sales are managed through Sala Russafa’s usual channels, though it’s unclear if tickets are nominal or refundable.
