History is full of famous rivalries, but few are as fascinating as the story of Elizabeth I of England and Mary, Queen of Scots.
Although the two queens never actually met, their lives became intertwined through politics, religion and power. Now, that imagined encounter comes to life in Two Thrones, Two Queens, arriving at Teatro Leal in La Laguna on 25 July.
A Drama Inspired by One of History’s Greatest Rivalries
Written by acclaimed playwright Pepe Cibrián, the production imagines the face-to-face meeting that history never gave us.
The play explores the ambitions, fears and personal struggles of two women whose rivalry helped shape the future of Britain and Europe.
Blending political intrigue with emotional conflict, the production examines the human side of two of history’s most powerful monarchs.
A Powerful Performance on Stage
The drama stars Nacho Guerreros and Nicolás Pérez Costa, whose performances bring intensity to this fictional confrontation.
The production promises a gripping evening of theatre, with sharp dialogue and dramatic tension running from beginning to end.
Performance Details
Two Thrones, Two Queens will be performed at Teatro Leal in La Laguna on:
- Date: Saturday 25 July
- Time: 8.30pm
- Venue: Teatro Leal, La Laguna
Tickets are available online through Tickety, or in person at the Teatro Leal box office on Calle Obispo Rey Redondo.
For anyone who enjoys historical drama and thought-provoking theatre, this promises to be one of the highlights of the summer programme in La Laguna.