With the Aragonese conquest of Sardinia, beginning in 1324, many families of the Aragonese nobility moved to Sardinia, often changing the island’s fortunes. A “red and yellow” thread ties Spain’s third-largest city to Sardinia, and is still traceable today in documents and monuments in Cagliari and beyond. This virtual stand-up history* will be an opportunity to rekindle, thanks to the support of Shardana—the official Sardinian club of Valencia—the cultural bridge linking the Iberian Peninsula and Sardinia.
Saturday, December 13th at 4:30 PM
“Il Crogiuolo – Centro di intervento teatrale” presents:
“Nobles Valencians a Sardenya”
Virtual stand-up history on the Valencian nobility in Sardinia
Curated by Claudia Caredda of Trip Sardinia
In collaboration with Shardana, Circolo dei Sardi di Valencia
The event will be broadcast online by EjaTv on the “Il Crogiuolo” Facebook page:
https://www.facebook.com/IlCrogiuolocentrodinterventoteatrale
and streaming at Calle Moro Zeid 2, Valencia
maps:
https://maps.app.goo.gl/ZavopxQmR8jdpYZP7
*What is a STAND UP HISTORY: along the lines of stand up comedy, informal comedy shows in which the actor performs standing up, the stand up history, a Trip Sardinia format since 2021, is a lesson in historical dissemination to be carried out in the most varied contexts: bars, clubs, cultural venues, squares, private homes
