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INART<\/strong> i T\u00e9 a tres<\/strong> presenten Hist\u00f2ria contada, hist\u00f2ria creada<\/em> \u00e9s una nova i divertida manera de con\u00e8ixer en fam\u00edlia el castell de Bellver i les seves col\u00b7leccions. Gaudiu d\u2019unes visites guiades pel castell amb una entretinguda explicaci\u00f3 de les diferents etapes hist\u00f2riques de Palma i, amb la informaci\u00f3 rebuda, ajudau com a p\u00fablic a crear una nova hist\u00f2ria en una representaci\u00f3 teatral d\u2019improvisaci\u00f3 c\u00f2mica.<\/p>\n Funcions familiars (angl\u00e8s\/catal\u00e0):<\/p>\n Palma Civitas. Del talai\u00f2tic a la romanitzaci\u00f3<\/em> Totes les funcions familiars s\u00f3n en dissabte a les 11.30 h Funcions escolars concertades, de dilluns a divendres: Preu: 8 \u20ac per al\u00b7lot. Entrada gratu\u00efta per als adults que acompanyin un menor. <\/p>\n INART<\/strong> y T\u00e9 a tres<\/strong> presentan Historia contada, historia creada<\/em> es una nueva y divertida manera de conocer en familia el castillo de Bellver y sus colecciones. Disfrutad de unas visitas guiadas por el castillo con una entretenida explicaci\u00f3n de las diferentes etapas hist\u00f3ricas de Palma, y con la informaci\u00f3n recibida, ayudad como p\u00fablico, a crear una nueva historia en una representaci\u00f3n teatral de improvisaci\u00f3n c\u00f3mica.<\/p>\n Funciones familiares (ingl\u00e9s\/castellano):<\/p>\n Palma Civitas. Del talay\u00f3tico a la romanizaci\u00f3n<\/em> La \u00e9poca medieval. De Madina Mayurqa a la ciutat de Mallorques<\/em> La ciudad ef\u00edmera. Los siglos XVI y XVII en Palma<\/em> Modernismo y modernidad. Palma en el cambio de siglo<\/em> Todas las funciones familiares son en s\u00e1bado a las 11.30 h. Espect\u00e1culo dirigido preferentemente a p\u00fablico de 8 a 14 a\u00f1os.<\/p>\n Funciones escolares concertadas, de lunes a viernes: segundo y tercer ciclos de primaria y primer ciclo de ESO. Contacto para las fuciones escolares: InArt: 618 721 237 – T\u00e9 a tres: 971 876 113 \/ 646 244 665.<\/p>\n Precio: 8\u20ac para ni\u00f1os y j\u00f3venes. La entrada es gratuita para los adultos que acompa\u00f1en a un menor. S\u00e1bado 6 de octubre: funci\u00f3n de estreno gratuita.<\/strong> Reserva previa por tel\u00e9fono 971 735 065 o por correo electr\u00f3nico: castelldebellver@palma.es<\/p>\n Duraci\u00f3n de la actividad: 90 minutos, con una pausa de 10 minutos.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n <\/p>\n INART<\/strong> & T\u00e9 a tres<\/strong> present History Recounted, History Created<\/em> is an entertaining new way for families to get to know Bellver Castle and its collections. Enjoy one of our guided tours to the castle, with fascinating explanations of Palma\u2019s different historical periods. With this information, you can then help as an audience to create a story through an improvised comic play.<\/p>\n Family workshops:<\/p>\n Palma Civitas. From the Talayotic period to Romanization<\/em> The Middle Ages. From Madina Mayurqa to Ciutat de Mallorques<\/em> An Ephemeral City. The 16th and 17th centuries in Palma<\/em> Modernism and Modernity. Palma at the turn of the century<\/em> All family workshops take place on a Saturday at 11.30 a.m. They are mainly directed at children aged 8 to 14.<\/p>\n Workshops for schools from Mondays to Fridays by prior arrangement only. Suitable for the 2nd and 3rd cycles of primary education and 1st cycle of ESO. For school workshops, contact: InArt: 618 721 237 – T\u00e9 a tres: 971 876 113 \/ 646 244 665<\/p>\n Prices: \u20ac8 per child. 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\nHist\u00f2ria contada, hist\u00f2ria creada<\/strong><\/em>
\nTaller hist\u00f2ric teatral<\/p>\n
\n6 d\u2019octubre i 3 de novembre
\nL\u2019\u00e8poca medieval. De Madina Mayurqa a la ciutat de Mallorques<\/em>
\n15 de desembre i 12 de gener
\nLa ciutat ef\u00edmera. Els segles XVI i XVII a Palma<\/em>
\n2 de febrer i 2 de mar\u00e7
\nModernisme i modernitat. Palma al canvi de segle<\/em>
\n13 d\u2019abril i 11 de maig<\/p>\n
\nEspectacle adre\u00e7at preferentment a al\u00b7lots de 8 a 14 anys<\/p>\n
\n2n i 3r cicle de prim\u00e0ria i 1r cicle d\u2019ESO.
\nContacte per a les funcions escolars:
\nInArt: 618 721 237 – T\u00e9 a tres: 971 876 113 \/ 646 244 665<\/p>\n
\nDissabte 6 d\u2019octubre: funci\u00f3 d\u2019estrena gratu\u00efta.<\/strong>
\nReserva pr\u00e8via al tel\u00e8fon 971 735 065 o al correu electr\u00f2nic: castelldebellver@palma.es
\nDurada de l\u2019activitat: 90 minuts, amb una pausa de 10 minuts.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
\nHistoria contada, historia creada<\/strong><\/em>
\nTaller hist\u00f3rico teatral<\/p>\n
\n20 de octubre y 17 de noviembre<\/p>\n
\n22 de diciembre y 26 de enero<\/p>\n
\n16 de febrero y 16 de marzo<\/p>\n
\n27 de abril y 25 de mayo<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
\nHistory Recounted, History Created<\/strong><\/em>
\nHistory and theatre workshop<\/p>\n
\nOctober 6th and November 3rd: English\/Catalan
\nOctober 20th and November 17th: English\/Spanish<\/p>\n
\nDecember 15th and January 12th: English\/Catalan
\nDecember 22nd and January 26th: English\/Spanish<\/p>\n
\nFebruary 2nd and March 2nd: English\/Catalan
\nFebruary 16th and March 16th: English\/Spanish<\/p>\n
\nApril 13th and May 11th: English\/Catalan
\nApril 27th and May 25th: English\/Spanish<\/p>\n
\nSaturday October 6th: Free inaugural workshop.<\/strong>
\nBook in advance by phoning 971 735 065 or by sending an e-mail to: castelldebellver@palma.es
\nLength of workshop: 90 minutes, with a 10-minute interval.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n