October 26, 2025, 6:30 p.m. Concert.
Anna Rosselló: Kisok · Curante. All ages. Pianist and singer-songwriter offering a recital featuring habanera melodies and tempos fused with romantic composers such as Schumann and impressionists such as Satie, while blending French chanson with Nova Cançó.
María spends a couple of weeks with her grandmother Carmen. In the middle of the night, when the clock strikes midnight, María hears a monstrous voice, the voice of Butoni, who is looking for her because she is the only person who can help her. Butoni needs María’s courage to free the girls and boys imprisoned by the witch Pinta. Play based on the book of the same name by Francesc Gisbert and Dani Miquel. Direction: Disparatario. Text adaptation: Lorena Comín. Puppets: Fede Comín, Lorena Comín, Mila Fernández, and Anahi Silva. Voiceovers: Dani Miquel and Elsa Tronchoni.
Comedic love advice delivered through sketches, monologues, and audience interactions. Dr. A. Moret addresses the hottest topics in love and relationships, from the challenges of living together to the secrets of seduction.
The music of Satie, Weill, Poulenc and Gershwin invites us to dance swing, jazz and even tap in 1940s Paris. Performers: María Tamarit, soprano; Tomàs Estornell, flute; Fermín Clemente, oboe; Josep Casanova, clarinet; Rafa Grau, bassoon; Josep Antoni Alberola, horn.
11/23/2025, 12:00 p.m. Educational concert. Fussion Percussion Duo. Suitable for all audiences.
An entertaining and fun show designed to introduce this instrument.
Performers: Héctor Castelló Sánchez and Rubén Lajara Ángel.
11/21/2025, 5:30 p.m. Children’s theater and participatory workshop. Pilar Rochina and José Blasco: My Friend Nicolau Primitiu. Children/family audience.
Using simple language and a touch of humor, we introduce the Valencian intellectual Nicolau Primitiu.
Written and performed by: Pilar Rochina and José Blasco.
10/04/2025, 8:00 p.m. Dramatic readings. Monolo2: I Want to Work!. Young/adult audience.
Short pieces dominated by humor and social commentary on work and the difficulty of finding a decent job.
Texts by: Vicente Marco.
Performers: Tonino Guitián and V. Marco.
11/23/2025, 7:00 p.m. Contemporary dance, discussion, and participatory workshop. Colectivo sin par: Look at Her Face to Face. Suitable for all audiences.
What happens when contemporary dance meets sevillanas? Lara Miso and Wilma Puentes dive into exploring the sevillana with a fresh, unapologetic perspective that reclaims this way of dancing as something popular, fun, and truly ours.
11/22/2025, 12:00 p.m. Family concert. Tin Robots: Beatles for Kids. Children/family audience.
Beatles for Kids is a family-friendly adventure where the lyrics of the legendary English band’s songs are explained in Valencian, a fascinating tale with a stage design inspired by the film Yellow Submarine.
Performers: Toni Fornals, narrator; Emili Gascón and Alan Blesa, guitars and vocals; Adrián Ramírez, keyboard; Guillem Marco, drums; Àlex Casal, bass.
10/05/2025, 12:00 p.m. Puppet storytelling: Los descuentacuentos. Children/family audience.
What would happen if our grandpa started telling stories from the end, or couldn’t remember anything, and every time he began one, he forgot the plot and invented strange characters and nonsensical things?
Script and direction: Chisco Casteleiro.
Adaptation and dialogues: Alex Herráiz.
Actors/puppeteers: Chisco Casteleiro.
Puppet design: Galitoon.
11/23/2025, 12:00 p.m. Flamenco pop concert. Reina Roja: One Single Heart. Young/adult audience.
This original show flows by blending traditional folk songs with an original repertoire rooted in heritage, offering them a fresh perspective.
Performers: María Briones, vocals; Rafa Villalba, percussion; Manuel Reyes, guitar; Alejandra Cabañas, violin.
11/22/2025, 6:00 p.m. Comedy theater. Las Couchers: Sugar-Cube Talks. Young/adult audience.
Consuelo and Socorro, through their consulting company, guide the audience on a journey of self-improvement, healing, and personal rebirth.
Written by: Las Couchers.
Direction and performance: Elena Donzel and Mari Marcos.
Voice-over: Juan Andrés González.