Handpicked from the same theatre lineup, scored for this weekend.
LECTURE
Mothers Who Won't Let Go, Children Who Won't Leave: Disorder in Family Bonds
Talk by Clairet Reyes on invisible emotional patterns within parent-child relationships marked by guilt, obligation, or silence, and their impact on personal wellbeing and partnerships.
PAINTING
Floral Symphony
Flower-inspired paintings by Clara Cruz displayed at Centro Cultural Ciudad Pegaso, celebrating nature through abstract and representational forms.
COMEDY
An Hour with Nora
Jaime Álvarez 'Almasy' directs this tragicomedy in which a man keeps vigil over his recently deceased cat while revisiting life's transcendental themes: love, family, work, and self-discipline. More comedy than tragedy. Recommended for ages 16+.
THEATRE
The Would-Be Gentleman
Grupo Oberón stages the story of Jourdain, a middle-aged man determined to gain acceptance at court by hiring tutors in dance, weapons, philosophy, and music. A farce exposing the con artists who fleece him while he attempts to buy his way to refinement.
THEATRE
Elementía
Participatory theatre by Compañía Pálpito Cultural. In the magical land of Elementía, nature spirits need help restoring an imbalance. Audiences join an adventure through trials and puzzles to recover lost gems.
THEATRE
Tales of Nature
Performance by Compañía Zumo Animaciones. Forest fairies share entertaining stories about caring for nature and embark on exciting adventures with the audience. 60 minutes. From age 3.
COMEDY
Bee
Hilando Títeres at Auditorio Carmen Laforet presents an original story with humour and heart. Nina dreams of flying and becoming her family's first female pilot, but bedtime calls. To sleep she must count sheep-until she finds Morena. A 50-minute adventure.
MUSICAL
Romeo y Julieta
Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet at Teatro Real presents two young lovers from feuding Verona families whose forbidden romance leads to their downfall, exploring themes of love, family conflict, and fate.
