Palau Robert hosts guided tours of "Un teatre lliure", dedicated to the scenographers who have defined the visual imaginary of theatre over the last five decades. The exhibition explores the concepts of Community, Identity, Space, and Audience, celebrating the creative freedom and civic commitment of Teatre Lliure. The tour is led by theatre critic Juan Carlos Olivares. A journey through the history and impact of contemporary theatre. Entry is free.
The exhibition brings together five installations created by Frederic Amat, Montse Amenós, Max Glaenzel, Lluc Castells, and Sílvia Delagneau, key figures in the visual construction of theatre over fifty years. Through the concepts of Community, Identity, Space, and Audience, it offers a contemporary look at half a century of history, highlighting the human connections, creativity, and commitment to citizenship that have characterized the Teatre Lliure project since its inception.
The Planns tip
Arrive a little early to calmly enjoy the exhibition space and the architecture of Palau Robert before the tour.
Practical info
Friday: at 12.00 h Free Entry — Prior registration required
The venue
Palau Robert
Neoclassical gem in the modernist beat.
Built between 1898 and 1903 on Passeig de Gràcia, Palau Robert stands as a neoclassical counterpoint amidst the modernist fabric of the Eixample. Originally the residence of the influential Robert Robert i Surís, its architecture, conceived by Henri Grandpierre and Joan Martorell, features Montgrí stone, creating a sober impression. Since 1981, it operates as a cultural hub for the Generalitat de Catalunya, hosting exhibitions, a concert space, and the Centre d'Informació de Catalunya. Its gardens, designed by Ramon Oliva with palms from the 1888 Universal Exposition, offer a public urban oasis.
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