Event
«Temporada Alta» Festival
The Temporada Alta Festival, prominent on the European cultural scene, once again fills Girona and Salt with performing arts between October and December, fusing the Catalan stage with international influences. This event has become a national and international benchmark, recognised among the best European festivals thanks to its focus on innovation and the diversity of its proposals.
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About this event
Temporada Alta 2025 returns from 18 September to 12 December with the strength of a festival that, after more than three decades, continues to set the standard in the performing arts. This edition brings together 92 shows, including 16 world premieres and 16 international proposals from 13 countries, with more than 140 performances and 62,326 tickets available.
On stage, essential names such as Angélica Liddell, Thomas Ostermeier, Miet Warlop, Malpelo, Christopher Marthaler, La Veronal, Patti Smith, Josep Maria Miró, Romina Paula, Lluís Homar, Nora Navas, Josep Maria Pou, Marina Otero and Agrupación Señor Serrano consolidate the festival as a leading date on the international scene.
The house classics will not be missing: Torneig de Dramatúrgia, celebrating its fifteenth edition, and Llibràlegs, with readings in libraries by authors such as Cristina Clemente, Carla Torres, Lara Díez and Clàudia Cedó.
The programme also extends to Banyoles, Figueres, Torroella de Montgrí, Sant Gregori, Bescanó and Palafrugell, and reinforces its commitment to young talent with creators under 35 such as Francesc Cuéllar, Miquel Mas Fiol, Ann Perelló and Bàrbara Mestanza.
In addition, the audiovisual projects La Caverna and the podcast Això no és un càsting premiere their third season, extending the dialogue beyond the stages.
Established and constantly evolving, Temporada Alta confirms once again that artistic excellence also knows how to reinvent itself.
All dates 3
- Thu, 12 September 2024 · past
- Thu, 18 September 2025 · past
- Sat, 3 October 2026
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