In the land of Bruixiwood, witches gather to discuss what to do as a group so that no witch leaves their land. They try to set up a few initiatives, like organizing a bullfight, but it does not seem to work. They finally have the idea of ​​renting Bruixiwood in order to shoot a film in which both the witches and the audience will take part. The film is a success, and as a result, all the witches arrive in a broombus to come live and party in Bruixiwood.

Glove-puppet

Full-view manipulation

Young audiences

Spain

Valencia

Electronic text

Sorcery

Didactic

Spanish bullfighting

Stammering

Fantastic

Catalan

Witch

Dialogue with the audience

Fight with an animal

Comic stuttering

Song

Dancing entertainment

Dance

De pel·lícula... a Bruixiwood

From a film... to Bruixiwood

Pasqual, a schoolteacher from the village, teaches the cleaning lady Aldonza how to read. They read from Don Quixote and play out several chapters using everyday objects they find around them.

Actor and puppet

Shadow theatre

Object theatre

Cullera

Adventure

Professor

Literacy class

Reading

School

Dramatic

Parodistic

A scene from Puri Fariza and Pol Paul's show Les lettres de Quichotte (Quixote's letters)

Spanish

Cleaning lady

Teacher

Sancho Panza

Mistress

Niece

Blind

Metatheatre

Metamorphosis

Personified object

Theatre within the theatre

Theatrical lines used parodically

Las cartas del Quijote

Quixote's letters

The work tells the legendary story of the city of Elx (Elche), which is surrounded by palm forests, and of an angry dragon who sees his natural kingdom threatened by the development of the city beyond its walls. To prevent this, the dragon kidnaps the girls of the town and, by means of a spell, turns them into slender palm trees. An improvised hero puts an end to this curse: with the help of a fairy, he reaches an agreement between the dragon and the inhabitants, so that they preserve the palm grove forever.