Pep Tosar dissects the figure of Miguel Hernández, moving beyond clichés to reveal the exceptional man and writer, a passionate militant for life. In just 31 years, 12 of which were productive, Hernández left a brutal literary legacy. His work, a classic that still resonates, testifies to a Spain divided between the Republic and Francoist repression. The show integrates live music, performance, contemporary dance with Andrés Corchero, and documentary video.
The Planns tip
Book the front row to feel the intensity of the voice.
Practical info
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday: at 19:00 h · General admission from: €23 to €29 (+ booking fees) Saturday: at 17:30 h and 20:00 h Sunday: at 18:00 h
The venue
Institut del Teatre
Stage legacy meets avant-garde in Plaça Margarida Xirgu.
Nestled in Poble-sec, the Institut del Teatre is a cornerstone of Barcelona's performing arts scene. Founded in 1913 by Adrià Gual as Escola Catalana d'Art Dramàtic, its Plaça Margarida Xirgu campus, since 2000, showcases contemporary architecture by Lluís Xavier Comerón Graupera and Ramon Sanabria Boix. Its exterior lobby lends the complex a theatrical flair. This public hub, integrated into the Ciutat del Teatre, trains new generations in dance, acting, and set design, also housing a valuable Museum of Performing Arts, crucial for preserving and sharing Catalan stage heritage.
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