SATURDAY 28 AND SUNDAY 29/3
The program of the National Dance Company brings together the work of three leading choreographers: Balanchine, Forsythe i Godani.

FROM FRIDAY 27 ON SUNDAY 29/3
Through a plot loaded with injustice, Lope de Vega explored universal themes such as collective resistance.

FROM THURSDAY 26 ON SUNDAY 29/3
A couple looking for a refuge in this meta-theatrical game that ridicules human survival mechanisms.

SATURDAY 28 AND SUNDAY 29/3
A work with a feminist perspective that reflects on sexual and affective relationships, monogamy and parenting.

FROM THURSDAY 26 ON SUNDAY 29/3
Lolita delves into the mysteries, repression and female tragedy, and pays tribute to the frustrated wish of his mother Lola Flores.

FROM FRIDAY 27 ON SUNDAY 29/3
A tragicomedy co-produced in Madrid that slips social criticism, focusing on those who live on the margins.

SATURDAY 28 AND SUNDAY 29/3
Visual theater where the manipulation of objects is mixed, The Shadow Theater, the physical theater and the tuning of radio frequencies.

FROM FRIDAY 27 ON SUNDAY 29/3
Imprisoned in the same cell for their Republican ties, Josefa and Aurora forged a solid friendship that would last a lifetime.

SATURDAY 28/3, 19H. 11€
A sitcom about two sisters who go on a trip to dispose of their mother's ashes in Kenya.

SUNDAY 22/3, 18H. 10€
Handel's libretto presents five people wounded by love, torn between desire, jealousy and disillusionment.