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Museums, a market and open space between the appointments. Choose one anchor for the day and leave time for the journey. The linked places hold the addresses and visiting information.
Pietro Quadrino inhabits multiple bodies and voices in a physical-theatre performance inspired by medieval tales. Minimal scenery leaves the transformations to the actor, with an age recommendation of sixteen and above.
Museu Tàpies’s recurring programme invites artists to test how we perceive everyday life. The autumn sessions use different creative approaches to loosen habitual ways of looking; choose the contributor as well as the date.
Two men on a boat become the starting point for Joaquín Daniel’s darkly comic examination of power. The play questions belonging, inherited beliefs and the manufacture of enemies; recommended from age sixteen.
Local businesses, wine and gastronomy meet around Girona and Consell de Cent. Admission is listed as free, while tastings and purchases may cost extra; the organiser has not yet announced the hours.
Jordi Vidal creates an alter ego for an intimate tribute to Guillermina Motta, accompanied by Jordi Cornudella at the piano. El Maldà’s small scale suits a programme of songs, irony and theatrical character.
Dinner above the city is followed by a science talk and an observatory visit. Check the language and menu when booking; telescope observations depend on the evening’s conditions.
Two actors play thirteen characters and the piano in this musical murder mystery. Dídac Flores and Mikel Herzog Jr turn a crowded suspect list into a rapidly changing comic performance.
Atalaya brings together women from Lorca’s dramatic world instead of staging a single play. The production revisits their desires and constraints from a contemporary perspective, recommended for ages sixteen and above.
Theatre Properties brings Rodgers and Hammerstein’s musical to Teatre Apolo. Maria, the Von Trapp children and the changing world around them anchor a large theatrical outing built around familiar songs.
Design stalls, food and live music fill Palo Alto on selected weekends. Tickets are sold for separate daytime and evening sessions, so choose a time slot before building the rest of your Poblenou plan.
Virginia Woolf’s argument about women, literature and independence becomes a stage performance. The Raval production draws on the wit and directness of her lectures, inviting attention to the power of the spoken text.
A guided walk from Pati Llimona examines the Gothic Quarter’s history, details and received ideas. The route finishes by the cathedral; the municipal programme lists free admission with advance registration.
Yibril and Joel share a late-evening comedy bill at Teatre Muntaner. The organiser recommends the show for adults, so choose it as an evening performance rather than a family matinee.
