The Palacio de Festivales de Cantabria in Santander has two key events this week as part of its autumn season: the premiere of the psychological thriller Moderación is on the programme on 9 and 10 October, followed on 11 October by a recital with the Italian bass Roberto Scandiuzzi and the Georgian soprano Tamar Iveri. Both events have been announced as part of the venue’s current season.
Moderación is based on a play by playwright Max Wolf Friedlich. It is directed by Bernabé Rico, who is responsible for the stage adaptation. The work is conceived as a chamber play and promoted as a psychological thriller. The venue has included the production in its autumn programme, which features both touring productions and its own projects. The venue is the Palacio de Festivales’ main site on Avenida de Gamazo in Santander.
The announced recital brings Roberto Scandiuzzi and Tamar Iveri together on stage. The programme notes mention arias and duets from the classical repertoire. With this format, the venue continues its approach of presenting internationally renowned singers in concert recitals. The 11 October date is listed as a one-off event in the current season.
Scheduling the premiere of Moderación and the concert that follows reflects the structure of the weekly programme published on the Palacio de Festivales’ channels. Europa Press previewed the week’s programme for the region Cantabria in a summary. It lists the dates and performers mentioned above. Tickets are on sale through the theatre box office and the venue’s official sales channels.
The choice of works and formats reflects the Palacio de Festivales’ approach, with international names, new productions and concerts featuring classical repertoire running in parallel. For Santander and Cantabria, these autumn-season events mark a concentration of cultural programming in the city calendar. Any assessment of their artistic significance is based on information from the venue and the programme preview; reliable economic effects cannot be quantified in advance and are not claimed here.
Editor: Mira Cadena (Article created with AI assistance).