Guide
The theatre productions you must not miss
Get ready to enjoy the most eagerly awaited productions. New productions and famous shows will take to the stage. From moving dramas to vibrant comedies, Madrid's theatres promise to surprise and delight audiences.
In this guide
13 listed
- Espectáculo «Moscú no existe»
- Espectáculo «El caballero de Olmedo»
- The Circo Atayde Galas
- Circo Alegría: Gran Circo del Agua
In Madrid, Circo Alegría will turn the ring into an ocean where acrobats perform among dancing fountains and huge whale figures swim above the audience.
- “Gag Movie” show by Yllana
In the family show “Gag Movie”, four characters escape from a film frame to bring well-known scenes from cinema to the stage with an unexpected touch of humour.
- Show «Circlassica: Los Extraordinarios»
If you think you've seen it all, at Circlassica there are more than 30 performers ready to change your mind—high above the ground, on the tightrope, and with little regard for gravity.
- «Cibeles, the ritual» show by the Spanish Ballet of the Community of Madrid
The Ballet of the Community of Madrid will present for the first time a show about the goddess of the earth and the young Attis, in which Spanish dance merges with classical myth and symphonic flamenco.
- «El caballero incierto» show
Josefina Aznárez, the woman imagined by Rosa Montero in La carne, arrives at Gran Teatro Pavón to tell a life marked by the Cabo Machichaco tragedy and by her struggle against the role history reserved for women.
- Show «The Island of Neverland»
Madrid will premiere a major immersive show inspired by the universe of Nunca Jamás.
- Musical ‘Anastasia’
The musical Anastasia will bring one of the most legendary stories back to life in Madrid.
- «El Zorro», the musical
The legend of El Zorro rides back onto the stage in a major musical production combining adventure, romance and action. Teatro La Latina hosts this new adaptation inspired by Isabel Allende's novel, a large-scale proposal that brings back the mythical masked hero for a new generation of spectators.
- «Bram Stoker’s Dracula» show
At Madrid’s Teatro Victoria, the candles are lit again, the shutters are closed and Dracula returns to the stage, but this time the story is not built on fear, but on the increasingly intense feeling that someone already lives in the house next door.
- Show «101 Dalmatians»
Cruella returns to Madrid, bolder, more ambitious and more dangerous than ever. In this new musical show, the classic villain becomes an influencer, and her battle for «likes» and fame turns into a sharp satire of the world of social media.
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