FESTIVAL ARCHIVES

Órgia is an eclectic act that gathers stories of abducted and battered lives of women who can no longer speak, intimate accounts of those who experienced it and wish to share it, and a celebration of women's voices eager to be one single body and make it leap.

A musical telling the story of Alan Montoliu, a young man from Rubí (Barcelona) who in 2015 took his life at age 17 due to harassment endured during his gender transition. Comedy and rawness intertwine into a performance avoiding melodrama and sensationalism.

Anastasia passes away and upon entering the afterlife's threshold is detained at an office where mandatory procedures must be completed to determine her soul's fate. Running this office is a man blinded by power, who controls the situation of all entering Bruma.

A biographical play exploring a love-hate relationship with the father, and the discovery of theatre as a healing balm and therapy in circumstances that branded childhood with fire.

A tribute celebrating the 150th anniversary of the birth of Serafín (1871-1938) and Joaquín (1873-1944) Álvarez Quintero, reviving some of their most charismatic pieces. An idealized, delightful, and affectionate portrait of Andalusia filled with rhythmic mastery and charm.

A two-year-old child is attacked by the family dog in a domestic setting. The mother witnesses the attack; the father does not. Father and mother take turns blaming each other in a futile attempt to comprehend the incomprehensible.

The secrets and wonders of puppetry are revealed through a heartfelt story of love and creativity. Young Miguelito embraces his imagination, turning a small pumpkin into his very first puppet.

Koubek Center: 2:00–3:00 pm Face painting, stilt walkers & snacks | 2:30–5:00 pm Carnival games | 3:00–5:00 pm Arts, puppetry, dance & percussion workshops | 3:00 & 5:00 pm Puppet shows.

The voices of Fernando de Rojas' classic work haunt Lita as she balances in constant jeopardy. Supporting a collapsed stage set with her bare hands where everything hangs by a thread, she will laugh, weep, and revel right to the very end.

Sole has dedicated herself to home and caring for her paraplegic husband Azael following a car accident. Uncomfortable circumstances unfold as Sole enters moments of introspection that unravel dark secrets about the man she loved so deeply.

Set during the playwright's stay in Ljubljana to give a keynote lecture on the myth of Narcissus. Discovering an indelible bloodstain in his hotel room triggers a police intrigue uncovering macabre details of an extremely violent crime.

Set across two distinct eras and spaces, the play explores the indelible mark left on human beings and societies by dictatorships—often born disguised as democratic revolutions. Totalitarian mechanisms of violence undermine and test human integrity.