Based on the immortal text by Ramon Llull, The Book of the Beasts (Llibre de les Bèsties), this performance invites us to reflect on the nature of power, corruption, and human morality through a symbolic universe of animals whose passions and vices mirror the human condition. During his journey, Felix encounters a group of friars…
The Women of Roís: The Triumph of Women A Multidisciplinary Show of 15th Century Music and Contemporary Dance This artistic initiative was born from the desire to pay tribute to the cultural and literary richness of the 15th century Crown of Aragon through the emblematic figure of Joan Roís de Corella.The show combines music, dance,…
A rondalla is a short popular narrative that originated from oral literature, combining elements of fantasy, legend, and real events. With a simple plot and flat characters, rondalles are universal due to their similarity across different cultures and local because they adapt to each community. Time and space are usually indefinite, and, being anonymous, they…
La dama i l’unicorn is a multi-sensory show for families and children that brings us closer to medieval music and art through the interpretation of 15th century Flemish tapestries considered to be one of the great works of medieval art in Europe. Preserved since 1882 in the Musée de Cluny in Paris, they are woven…
El Llibre de les Bèsties is a brief tale inside Ramon Llull’s Book of Meravalles, in which a serious reflection is made of the policy in the form of fables where the animal characters are an excuse to portray some of the most tedious facets of the human condition. The subject tells us that Felix…
El Llibre de les Bèsties is a short narration of Ramon Llull’s Llibre de Meravalles, in which a serious reflection on politics is made in the form of fables in which the animal protagonists are an excuse to portray some of the darkest facets of the human condition. The theme tells us that Fèlix meets…
Carmesina i Tirantbrings us closer to the music of our Golden Age with a proposal designed especially for younger audiences It combines several elements that allow us to see the show as a humanist whole where literature, poetry, painting, art, and history come together using music as a vehicle of union. Tirant lo Blanc could…