A show about memory and construction of the story that was in the Espai Lliure on season 16/17 after a play by Josep Maria Miró.
The ITTeatre Company, formed by students of the ESAD of the Institut del Teatre on 2016/17, presents a show about laughter and crying directed by Roger Bernat.
cast Laura Blanch, Ramon Bonvehí & Marc Domingo
The creator Carla Rovira has been chosen resident artist of this season. Her study proposal is about death and how we deal with it.
The Col·lectiu VVAA arrives at the Lliure with a play about love as a social construct.
In their eagerness to explore other theatrics, La Ruta 40 and the director and dramatist Ferran Dordal travel to the social distortions of global tourism in our liquid society.
coordination David Albet
It begins a decade pregnant with changes. To accompany its birth, we inaugurate the Lliure's Artefactes Musicals!
a play by Joan Yago, Israel Solà & Albert Pascual
On her 10 anniversary, La Calòrica remakes their first show. A success then with the scenic wisdom of today.
cast Mònica Almirall, Bertrand Lesca, Miquel Segovia, Albert Pérez Hidalgo & Nasi Voutsas
First part of Signat Patrick Watson, a project of the company Atresbandes with Bertrand Lesca & Nasi Voutsas on the tension between art and things politically correct.
with Olivier de Sagazan & Gareth Pugh
Session with Oliver de Sagazan, whose macabre art integrates painting, sculpture and performance. On stage, two characters walk through identity in a disturbing way. An evolution of Transfiguration.
with Sarah Vanhee
Belgian artist Sarah Vanhee presents her personal, real or virtual personal waste scenery that has accumulated for a year.
with Marc Villanueva Mir
Marc Villanueva proposes a game of djambi (the ‘Machiavelli’s chessboard’). A playful performance to reflect on strategy and politics.
with Julia Mariscal
Performatic intervention of the Barcelona artist Julia Mariscal. In black and white, between the sculpture and the body.
based on Three Sistern by Anton Chehov
cast Manuela Clarin, Kristin Elsen, Marie Groothof, Walter Hess, Eva Löbau, Christian Löber, Benjamin Radjaipour, Sibylle Sailer & Anna Maria Sturm
Susanne Kennedy versioned Three Sisters by Chekhov under the premise of eternal return. Do we want to control our future or free ourselves from repetition?
From L’Hospitalet de Llobregat, the Argentine-Japanese proposal of Lolo & Sosaku. An intuitive and mechanical experiment on the language of moving objects.