The Gran Canarian actress performs the monologue 'Interview with My Daughter Mary', tomorrow, Tuesday, March 8, at 20:30 p.m., at the Maspalomas Cultural Center
The participation of the Gran Canaria actress Antonia San Juan is one of the actions that the Department of Equality of the San Bartolomé de Tirajana City Council has scheduled to commemorate International Women's Day.
San Juan will perform the popular monologue 'Interview with My Daughter Mary', a satire of women who help perpetuate machismo with the different treatment they give to men and women. This performance will be tomorrow, Tuesday, March 8, at 20:30 p.m., at the Maspalomas Cultural Center.
This 8-M celebration has been designed with the objective of achieving a high participation of residents of the municipality. This protest day is open to everyone,” said the head of the Area Irsaema Hernández.
So much so that on March 12, starting at 8:00 a.m., the 'XXII M. Ángeles Ruano Suárez Walk for Equality' will be organized, which will start from Casa Condal Park. As you will remember, María Ángeles Ruano is the woman who, with her combative spirit, encouraged the precursor movement for gender equality in this municipality.
In addition to the performance of San Juan, highlight the participation of the Gran Canaria comedian Omayra Cazorla who, also, under the support of the monologue, presents 'Diversity and Equality' at the Center for Adults, CEO Tunte, at the Casa de la Cultura El Haystack.
A mural, storytelling, technical conferences, workshops and exhibitions
Three workshops aimed at emphasizing, making visible and consolidating the self-esteem and empowerment of women, will be held to commemorate 8M, with titles as suggestive as 'Releasing the guilt and shame of being a woman', 'I, me, me with myself' or the so-called 'Reach your Goals by Developing your Potential', all coordinated by psychology, sociology or social work professionals.
Art also has a woman's name for this special day. Specifically, exhibitions will be presented such as the one carried out by the users of the ´Yo, Mi, Me Conmigo´ workshop, entitled "We are, because we were", and `Visible Women', carried out by the Cabildo of Gran Canaria in collaboration with the 21 Municipalities.
The inauguration of the Mural 'Together and diverse building equality' is also planned; Andrea Farah's performance, Storyteller; the conference dedicated to 'Sport in Equality', or the Technical Conferences titled, 'A Multidisciplinary Look at Gender Violence'.


