Theatrical Performance: 'Lessons After Death'

Explore the forgotten story of Irene Polo, one of the most significant reporters of the Second Republic in Barcelona, in the theatrical performance titled 'Lessons After Death'. This poignant narrative unfolds Irene's incredible journey as a bold and openly lesbian journalist during the 1930s, shining a light on her contributions to the era's journalism and activism. As she navigated the political turbulence and remarkable events of her time, including the transition from silent to sound films, the play encapsulates her spirited endeavors, challenges, and the eventual exile she faced as a Republican. Her story spans her retreat to South America and reflects on the legacy she left behind, discovering a lost chapter in the historical narrative. This performance runs for 80 minutes and is performed in Catalan, providing a moving testament to the life of a courageous figure.