FROM THURSDAY 17 ON SUNDAY 26/1
A queer Kassandra updates the mythological character by talking about marginality, madness, prostitution, migration and sexual dissent.

OF WEDNESDAY 17 ON SUNDAY 28/9
You will find work by emerging authors and consolidated artists such as Iria Márquez, Mertxe Aguilar, Amparo Vayà I Elisa Matallín.

FROM FRIDAY 24 ON SUNDAY 26/1
Contradictions and insecurities will emerge within the relationship of two characters played by David Lorent and Malena Alterio.

FROM THURSDAY 25 TO SATURDAY 27/9
Rafael Álvarez "El Brujo" reflects on the concept of destiny as a blind force, With examples like Medea, Antigone, Oedipus and Hécuba.

FRIDAY 17/10, 20.30H. 20/24€
A scathing reflection on social adaptation, The price of wisdom and communication paradoxes.

MONDAY 20/1, 19H. 6€
Mixing theater, music, dance and audiovisual, Call me Orlando explores gender diversity and breaks with social conventions.

DOMINGO 19/1, 19H. FREE
A critique of the neoliberal way of life and contemporary isolation through theater, the dance, and the installation.

FROM THURSDAY 18 ON SUNDAY 21/9
Combined the languages ​​of dance and clown like no other, Francesa Claire Ducreux, says goodbye to stage with “Flourish”.

FROM FRIDAY 29/11 ON SUNDAY 8/12
The company Lucas Escobedo represents the madness of the past and the present as the viewer is immersed in a magical journey through the Golden Age.

FROM WEDNESDAY 8 ON SUNDAY 12/10
Juan and Mariana tell the public a sequence of scenes that have to do with their marriage and the relationship they maintain after their divorce.