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The President of the Autonomous Community, Ramón Luis Valcárcel, said today that the new Center for Performing Arts Production of Murcia, located in Molina de Segura, "is beyond the mere creativity.
To become an international reference based on research, development and innovation in the field of performing arts. "
The center was presented today at the Palacio de San Esteban de Murcia by President Valcárcel, along with the Minister of Culture, Youth and Sports, Pedro Alberto Cruz, and the Mayor of Molina de Segura, Eduardo Contreras, is conceived as a large city performing arts provided with the equipment and the latest technical means to achieve levels of excellence in artistic production.
In this sense, the regional chief executive noted that this center is to "create something new, innovative and unique that transcends regional boundaries and nations."
He further stressed that "the growth of cultural sector provides important economic benefits, as the Culture is an increasingly greater role in consumer citizen in the regional GDP, the states also have an impact on job creation" .
This new cultural space will be located in the expansion of Molina de Segura, on the grounds of the former factory Cartonajes La Huerta.
And is intended for research and the creation, development, production and exhibition of projects related to theater, dance and poetry.
"It's a great project for a big city," Valcarcel said, referring to the location of the center in Molina.
Assumed, said the president, an example of the "vocation of Murcia Government to decentralize cultural reality in the towns of the region."
Over 1,400 meters of scenarios, residence halls and
The center will be built on a plot of 20,000 square meters, have a Choreography Center with over 1,400 square meters, scenarios for the representation of works, an audiovisual room, a documentation center for performing arts, studio, rooms projection and a residential area for artists, among other agencies.
You will also have restaurants, parks and commercial area, in order to integrate the flow of activity typical of the city.
Thus, the center will have all the resources needed to work in the best conditions in all processes of creation, from idea generation through training, technical audiovisual work, development work acting and stage management, the design of sets, staging and audience development.
It is a space, said Pedro Alberto Cruz, "for the creators make it their own, to make it serve mainly regional companies, and raise their competitiveness."
This initiative will, likewise, a platform of support for the exhibition, as they offer advice and training for management, advertising and distribution of results.
One of the main objectives of the center is available to companies and groups in the region of the best means to enable them to create products and place them on the international scene and encourage greater growth and tissue density performing arts industry in the Region of Murcia.
This support translates into a commitment to culture as a means of economic recovery while Murcia supports companies involved in the production, development and distribution of performing arts.
It also aims to raise cultural consumption and will be an important and necessary investment that will be around 25 million euros.
A green building designed by architect Ana Morcillo
Production Center for Performing Arts, designed by architect Ana Morcillo, is conceived as a green building that has a roof-garden, where you can walk, and a system of irrigation water use for cooling the interior.
So, is designed with a cultural environment that respects the commitment to saving and energy self-sustainability (environmental sustainability), the livability, proximity and inclusive social dimension (social sustainability), and the efficiency and performance (cultural sustainability .)
Photo: President of the Community, Ramón Luis Valcárcel, accompanied by the Minister of Culture, Pedro Alberto Cruz, and the Mayor of Molina de Segura, Eduardo Contreras, presented today at the Palacio de San Esteban, the Center for the Performing Arts Murcia
Source: CARM
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