With free admission, but with the possibility of making a voluntary contribution destined for the Integral Schools of Concordia, next Thursday, June 12th at 8:30 PM, the play "The Imaginary Invalid" by Molière will be presented at the Assembly Hall of the Instituto Profesorado Concordia, an adaptation directed by Carlos Coto and starring members of the Down Syndrome Association “No me Olvides”.
This presentation is part of the educational and cultural policies promoted by the administration of Mayor Dr. Francisco Azcué, which foster access to inclusive and high-quality artistic proposals, strengthening community ties and the participation of all sectors of society.
The event is organized by the Municipality of Concordia, through the Undersecretariat of Education and Culture, and is supported by the Argentine Delegation to the Mixed Technical Commission of Salto Grande, thanks to the efforts of the organization's President, Alejandro Daneri, which enabled the institutional support and the necessary contribution to carry out this cultural activity.
“This play is not only an artistic opportunity, but a true expression of what we understand as an educating city. A space where inclusion, culture, and solidarity meet to build community,” expressed Professor Carlos Gatto, Undersecretary of Education and Culture of the Municipality. “The decision to invite the public to offer a voluntary contribution, which will be entirely destined to the five Integral Schools of Concordia, reflects our commitment to inclusive education and joint work with the city's institutions,” he added.
The Instituto Profesorado Concordia, for its part, has kindly provided the use of the Assembly Hall, with a capacity for 400 people. In this sense, the Undersecretariat of Education and Culture especially thanks Lic. Andrés Moulins, rector of the establishment, for his willingness and commitment to this proposal that seeks to generate open and inclusive cultural spaces.
The Down Syndrome Association "No Me Olvides", based in the city of Colón, Entre Ríos, was founded in 2008 and has traveled to different locations in the country and abroad with its inclusive stage proposals, which combine art, recreation, and training. On this occasion, it will present the comedy “The Imaginary Invalid”, a classic of universal theater, adapted with humor, tenderness, and a transformative approach that resignifies the stage as a space of equality.
Admission is free. Those who attend are invited to collaborate voluntarily to continue strengthening, together, inclusion in our schools and in every corner of the city.
This presentation is part of the educational and cultural policies promoted by the administration of Mayor Dr. Francisco Azcué, which foster access to inclusive and high-quality artistic proposals, strengthening community ties and the participation of all sectors of society.
The event is organized by the Municipality of Concordia, through the Undersecretariat of Education and Culture, and is supported by the Argentine Delegation to the Mixed Technical Commission of Salto Grande, thanks to the efforts of the organization's President, Alejandro Daneri, which enabled the institutional support and the necessary contribution to carry out this cultural activity.
“This play is not only an artistic opportunity, but a true expression of what we understand as an educating city. A space where inclusion, culture, and solidarity meet to build community,” expressed Professor Carlos Gatto, Undersecretary of Education and Culture of the Municipality. “The decision to invite the public to offer a voluntary contribution, which will be entirely destined to the five Integral Schools of Concordia, reflects our commitment to inclusive education and joint work with the city's institutions,” he added.
The Instituto Profesorado Concordia, for its part, has kindly provided the use of the Assembly Hall, with a capacity for 400 people. In this sense, the Undersecretariat of Education and Culture especially thanks Lic. Andrés Moulins, rector of the establishment, for his willingness and commitment to this proposal that seeks to generate open and inclusive cultural spaces.
The Down Syndrome Association "No Me Olvides", based in the city of Colón, Entre Ríos, was founded in 2008 and has traveled to different locations in the country and abroad with its inclusive stage proposals, which combine art, recreation, and training. On this occasion, it will present the comedy “The Imaginary Invalid”, a classic of universal theater, adapted with humor, tenderness, and a transformative approach that resignifies the stage as a space of equality.
Admission is free. Those who attend are invited to collaborate voluntarily to continue strengthening, together, inclusion in our schools and in every corner of the city.