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'Theatre Corsair' take the Jovellanos the classic Lope de Vega, 'El Caballero de Olmedo ".

According to the theater through a press release, with this staging, directed by Fernando Urdiales, the company has received the Audience Award Olmedo Classic Festival 2009 and the Prize of the Union of Actors of Castile and Leon Rosa Manzano Luis Miguel Garcia.

As in other plays, Lope of the stories she sings, account or the people dance. In the early fifteenth century, a nobleman from the, cheap kinah, town of Olmedo was killed on the road from Medina to Olmedo. The event was collected in a romance that led to a dance and then suffered successive transformations.

The transfer of the Court to Valladolid (1601-1606) in the city environment that loomed nobles, senior clergymen, burghers and their shelter, writers, painters, or architects. Lope must have known the song, dance or romance, tera gold, through the diffusion that was from this city.

The extraordinary elaboration dramatic and effective combination of ingredients that Lope used (tradition, folklore, comedy and tragedy) made of 'The Gentleman from Olmedo "a masterpiece, the company said in its presentacion.ARGUMENTO theater

Don Alonso, noble knight of Olmedo, has fallen in love at the fair of Medina and the beautiful Dona Ines through, sto energy credits, the bawd Fabia, told him his love. For his part, calls on Don Rodrigo Dona Ines in marriage, and Don Fernando at his sister Dona Leonor. To avoid this marriage, Dona Ines, in love with Don Alonso, his father pretends to wish to be nun.

In this context, King Don Juan arrives in Medina and organized big celebrations in his honor. In bull luck shines Don Alonso, who saves the life of Don Rodrigo, his jealous rival. Olmedo back to hear a ballad that anticipates his destination. Don Rodrigo and Don Fernando was assassinated. The servant who was her funny, Tello, the king asking for justice.

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