FRIDAY 12 AND SATURDAY 13/1
A plastic show where the visual poetry and choreography of four performative dancers will make us reflect on the island of Tomas Moro.

FROM THURSDAY 21/12 ON SUNDAY 14/1
In this updated version a new surprise character appears, una sex symbol universal, and recent scandals like the Rubiales case sneak in.

FROM FRIDAY 17/11 ON SUNDAY 17/12
The Micalet Theater Company has shaken up the argument to adapt it to our times.

FROM THURSDAY 19 ON SUNDAY 22/10
Pont Flotant addresses the passage of time, but this time he enters the complex, delicate and mysterious subject of death.

OF WEDNESDAY 20/12 ON SUNDAY 7/1
On a spectacular background of LED screens, the company's singers and musicians modernize and revisit Mecano's hits.

OF WEDNESDAY 13/9 ON SUNDAY 22/10
Horror theater is a very underexplored genre and this classic of British literature published by Susan Hill on 1983 it's a good opportunity to do it.

FROM FRIDAY 15 ON SATURDAY 23/12
Joan Font, the creator and director for many years of the Comediants, commemorates the fifty years of history of the legendary group.

FROM FRIDAY 6 ON SUNDAY 22/10
Characters playing as hard as they can within a rigged game deal with themes such as competitiveness, the boredom, stress or violence.

SATURDAY 16 AND SUNDAY 17/12
Impeccable work that earned Pablo Messiez the Max Prize for the best theater show in 2023.

SATURDAY 16/12, 19.30H. 12€
A powerful speech, intimate and political by Paul B. I appreciate that it makes us reflect on our capacity to accept social change-