El Botí, black comedy on corruption at Teatre Romea
Corrosive comedy on morality and power.
- From €25
Teatre Romea
Teatre Romea in El Raval stages 'El Botí', a black comedy by Joe Orton that satirizes moral hypocrisy and institutional corruption. The plot kicks off with a bank robbery and an attempt to hide the loot inside a deceased woman's coffin, leading to a series of absurd misunderstandings. Pere Arquillué and Albert Pérez lead the cast, directed by Miquel Gorriz. Performances are held at the historic Teatre Romea, in the heart of Barcelona's El Raval. Tickets cost €25.
The Planns tip
Take a walk through El Raval before or after the show, discover its hidden squares.
Practical info
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday & Friday: at 7:30 PM · General admission: €25 to €31 (+ booking fees) — Duration: 90 minutes Saturday: at 8:00 PM Sunday: at 6:30 PM
The venue
Teatre Romea
Cradle of Catalan theatre, Raval's living essence.
Teatre Romea, nestled in the heart of Raval, is a historic landmark of Barcelona's theatre scene. Known for its intimate ambiance and dedication to both contemporary and classical text-based plays, its programming balances avant-garde and tradition, making it a vital cultural hub in the city.
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