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Last week I had the chance to go to Teatro La Memoria to see the play “Rata de dos patas” (rat of two legs) and I had the impression that this good play would not become famous at all just because there are not enough chances of publishing such good activities anywhere.

It is interesting to see how the media tries to devote some time talking about culture and things connected with arts. The New York Times makes an effort on publishing about theater but, according to what I felt, they didn’t reach a good level of what commenting theater is about. They just talked about the event itself and how many people attended. The Brisbane Times website doesn’t even have a place to seek for such events, which tells us that, maybe, in Australia (or more exactly, the place where the newspaper comes from) people don’t even know what theater is.

What I’d highlight the most today is that The Guardian had in fact a good place related to the topic, and not only a place where they talk and describe about it but a place to blog your own opinion about the issue. What is more, apart from informing you about the play itself, they teach you some social concerns by including information about social concerns like Jean Charles de Menezes, who was a man confused with a terrorist and murdered by the police in England and that has became the theme of many plays within the city.

It would be very interesting to see at least one fourth of a page in Las Ultimas Noticias talking about good things like theater instead of gossiping about what this soccer player did last night with that brainless model. That is not culture at all but, if they sell that is because we’re asking for it, aren’t we?

3 comments:

Cami in the sky with diamonds said...

I love Mafalda!!!Jorge, I don´t wanna read!
But I promise that another day I am going to read it!

Lilian! said...

love what u are saying!
It's tru.....sometimes the most important issue for the media is to talk about who said what or which candidate is better.....god I'm so tired of riding that....I think I just started my own complot against this kind of newspapers jajajaa

xoxo

Fran said...

I think here in our country people do not appreciate the artist's job because we have actors who have interesting things to show us and most of people do not care about it, but that is so cool because that demonstrate that they work no because of money, they just think in their passion.

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