SATURDAY 12 AND SUNDAY 13/2
Gabriel Calderón rethinks Shakespeare's Richard III in the medium he knows best, the theater. The original work deals with one of the essential themes of the human condition, the lust for power, putting the last monarch of the House of York in the center, Who, they say, came to the throne and betrayed his own family.

OF WEDNESDAY 9 ON SUNDAY 13/2
He remembers anecdotes with humor, confessions and experiences of the Catalan company during its forty years on stage.

SATURDAY 12 AND SUNDAY 13/2
A fragmented work that addresses questions about how we live, about work, the fear of uncertainty, the seduction that the system exerts on those of us who live in it.

OF SATURDAY 22/1 ON SUNDAY 13/2
Aurora Diago tells us about families who accompany girls and young people who need a home, that offer a house without bars on the windows.

FROM THURSDAY 3 ON SUNDAY 13/2
From humor and with the apocalypse as a backdrop, “The tardigrades” deals with universal themes such as life and death.

SATURDAY 5 AND SUNDAY 6/2
“True West” tells us about the authentic west of the United States, fluidly alternating naturalism and magical realism.

FROM THURSDAY 3 ON SUNDAY 6/2
It manages to entertain us and at the same time confronts us with issues such as loneliness and individualism.

FROM FRIDAY 14 ON SUNDAY 30/1
Family conflicts will be at the center of the plot of the play by the young company Fum Teatre.

MONDAY 17/1, 20H. 18/22€
A fierce and scathing portrait of 16th century society that pays special attention to the colorful attitudes of the clergy.

SATURDAY 8 AND SUNDAY 9/1
Pura takes us into the world of our memories and of the elderly, but also criticizes real estate speculation and the loss of values.