Almagro Theatrical tour with characters from the Golden Age

Our Guiactor transforms into the Alojero, which explains history, anecdotes and vicissitudes of the Comedy Corrals in general and the Almagro Corral in particular. Mixing verse and prose in comedy tone.

In Plaza Mayor you will meet Fray Pancracio, a peculiar friar who will welcome you as if you had just arrived at the Almagro del Ciglo de Oro. Between humor, theater and history, you will discover the origins of the city and the buildings surrounding its emblematic square.

Facing the imposing facade of the Mother of God church, Fray Pancracio reveals the history of the former convent and its close relationship with the development of Almagro, combining historical rigor with the theatrical touch that characterizes the visit.

of Almagro and the history of this unique building. Inside you is Paquito Juan Jédler, an endearing descendant of the Jédler family who, between humor and anecdotes, reveals the relationship of his ancestors with the Fuggers, the famous bankers of the Holy Empire.

In front of the Municipal Theatre you will discover the origin of this emblematic 19th century building and learn how the theatrical tradition of Almagro has evolved from the Golden Age to the present day.

In the church of San Blas, Fray Pancracio reveals the footprint that the Fuggers left in Almagro while comically explaining the keys of Renaissance architecture and the importance of this temple in the history of the city.

an old hospital and its current importance as a setting for the Almagro International Classical Theatre Festival.

Fray Pancracio presents the history and architecture of the church of St. Augustine before accessing its interior. There you will meet Doña Juana, a passionate theater enthusiast who, between humor and funny anecdotes, will discover the secrets of the temple as she tries to escape the insistent claims of Don Juan Velorio.

Returning to Plaza Mayor, Don Juan Velorio stars in the outcome of this story with a funny declaration of unrequited love. Among the latest explanations about the Master Palaces and the historic heart of Almagro, the visit culminates with a theatrical finale that pays tribute to the great comedies of the Golden Age.