What are you looking for?
You might be looking for...
Todo o que escribo convértese en realidade (Tot allò que escric es converteix en realitat)
With María Lado
Activity open to all and free of charge with a limited capacity of 55 people
Todo o que escribo convértese en realidade (Tot allò que escric es converteix en realitat) - everything I write becomes reality - is a show halfway between a poetry recital and what is known in Galicia as ‘contada’, that is, the act of sharing stories narrated to the public. The stories that María Lado brings are linked to poems of her own authorship, which she recites herself. They are stories about some of the writers' anecdotes that most fascinate the Galician poet, such as the story of Mary Shelley and her gang in Vila Diodati in the year without a summer, the friendship between Rosalía de Castro and Eduarda Pondal, the incredible story of the first spiritualist séances in Galicia and other anecdotes that, documented over the years, end up coming out in one way or another hidden in María Lado's verses.
By Sònia Moya
María Lado (Cee, Costa da Morte, 1979) is a writer, mainly a poet, although she has also published novels, short stories, children's stories, radio scripts and theatre texts. She has been a member of the Batallón Literario da Costa da Morte, where she began to recite and publish, while participating in several of the collective's titles.
As a poet he has published A primeira visión ( 1997), Casa atlántica, casa cabaret (2002), Berlín (2005), Nove (2008), Amantes (2011), Oso, mamá, si? ( 2015) -which was chosen as best poetry book at the I Gala do Libro Galego-, and Gramo Stendhal (2020). He has also written Uralita (2020) in collaboration with the actress Iria Pinheiro.
His playwriting work includes Anatomía dunha serea, in collaboration with Iria Pinheiro, which won the María Casares prize for best script.
His interest in acting and orality has led him to experiment with stage poetry through different projects. She was one of the creators of the Poetas da Hostia collective and, since 2005, she and Lucía Aldao have formed the duo Aldaolado. Together they have published the book Ninguén morreu de ler poesía.
