Del Color de la Leche (The Colour of Milk)Tanttaka Teatroa

Mary, a young woman who lives with her family on a farm in rural England in 1830, has hair the colour of milk, and was born with a physical defect in one leg, but manages to escape her family confines when she is sent to work as a maid, caring for the vicar's wife. It is there that she has the chance to learn to read and write, and no longer to see "just a heap of black lines" on opening a book. As she leaves behind the world of shadow, she discovers that the light can be even more blinding, leaving Mary with nothing but the power to tell her story.

Author, adaptation: Nell Leyshon. Director: Fernando Bernués. Translation: Aizpea Goenaga. Cast: Joseba Apaolaza, Miren Arrieta, Mireia Gabilondo, Aitziber Garmendia, Jon Olivares, Jose Ramón Soroiz. Staging: Fernando Bernués. Costumes: Ikerne Giménez.  Lighting design: David Bernués. Technical production: Acrónica Producciones.  Assistant Director: Dorleta Urretabizkaia. Photography: Mikel Martinez. Graphic design: Oier Zuñiga. Administration: Maite Gorrotxategi. Executive production: Ane Antoñanzas. Production: Paola Eguibar. Distribution: Portal 71

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