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Salty Tales
Enjoy a family journey through Mediterranean myths and legends in this storytelling workshop in Ibiza, led by Encarna de Las Heras. A magical experience to listen, imagine, and connect with the cultural richness of this sea. The Mediterranean is our home and our path. It is also our library... its waves are filled with stories that reach everyone, without asking who you are or where you come from.Salt preserves life, and stories preserve the memory of our souls. Let the wind carry them to your ears in every color.
Dates and times
Saturday, April 25, from 5:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. and Sunday, April 26, from 5:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Address
Plaça de sa Riba, IGY Marina
Accessibility
This workshop is accessible to wheelchair users and to people with visual impairments. However, it is not accessible to people who are deaf or hard of hearing. The workshop is open to children aged 5 and over.
Immerse yourself in the magic of the Mediterranean through its stories in this storytelling workshop in Ibiza, designed for families. Led by Encarna de Las Heras, you will discover tales filled with mythology, legends, and traditions that have traveled across Mediterranean shores for centuries.
An engaging experience to listen, imagine, and share, bringing both children and adults closer to the rich cultural heritage of this sea through storytelling.
Encarna de las Heras: A Voice Connecting Worlds
An actress, playwright, and storyteller with over 30 years of experience, Encarna de las Heras (Albacete, 1969) is a key figure in Spanish independent theater. As a founding partner of the emblematic Escuela Cuarta Pared in Madrid, she has performed across the Iberian Peninsula and throughout Latin America (Mexico, Venezuela, and Colombia), collaborating with renowned companies such as Micomicón, Tyl Tyl Teatro, Cambaleo, and Teatrapo.
Her work as a playwright, most notably the published monologue "La orilla rica" (The Rich Shore), reflects her deep social commitment and her sensitivity toward the realities of migrant women. As a drama teacher and oral storyteller, she has dedicated much of her career to the social function of art, collaborating with the Yehudi Menuhin Foundation, the Secretariado Gitano, and hospital humanization projects.
Currently residing in Ibiza, she directs EIVIDA (School of Intuition and Life) with branches on the island and in Orio (Guipúzcoa), a space exclusively dedicated to intuitive development and communication.
