Impro Show
Audience suggestions become the raw material for an evening of improvised comedy. The performers build characters and situations in real time, so returning visitors will encounter a different show.
Culture Barcelona
Improvisation, magic and family theatre share this Gràcia address.
Check the room on your ticket: Sala Xavier Fàbregas and Sala Cafè Teatre have separate programmes, with age guidance and performance languages varying by show.
Practical details last checked 24 Sept 2026
C Terol, 26, Barcelona
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C Terol, 26, Barcelona
Open location in Maps (opens in a new tab)Audience suggestions become the raw material for an evening of improvised comedy. The performers build characters and situations in real time, so returning visitors will encounter a different show.
Two very different sisters enter a pirate adventure and need the audience’s help. This Catalan-language production offers a participatory family outing, with a recommended starting age of three.
A bookseller and his apprentice must protect a shop full of stories from destruction. Peixospeixeres turns the defence of reading into a family adventure, recommended for children aged three and above.
Manu Llari brings an audience-participation magic show to Teatreneu’s smaller café theatre. Illusion and humour share the stage, making this a close-up alternative to a large theatrical production.
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