A different perspective on the life and work of Víctor Català / Caterina Albert.

Forced to camouflage herself under a male penname to avoid scandals, judgements and prejudices, Català was a revolutionary playwright. The writer herself spent the last 10 years in her bed, where she even received visitors. A real declaration of principles. Who was really hiding behind the alias? La Víctor C. is an approach to the enigmatic Empordà-born playwright through her stories and writings.

A dystopia not too far removed from reality.

Five Spanish citizens, the children of immigrants, receive a letter with the word "deportation". A letter that forces them to leave for their parents’ country of origin. A country that is part of the family identity but is not theirs. A trip to memory, learning, the loss of innocence and the gaze towards what is unknown to us.

The moving and unknown story of Lili Elbe.

The dancer and choreographer Marta Carrasco pays tribute to the first openly transgender person in history: Lili Elbe. A brave and rebellious woman who took her desire to its ultimate consequences.

An electronic opera based on one of the most emblematic texts of Catalan literature.

Infanticida is the cry of a victim who everyone considers a criminal. A piece that transforms a very powerful monologue by Caterina Albert / Víctor Català into an electronic opera. A small format musical with original music by Clara Peya that conveys the anguish, guilt and suffering of the main character.

A dance show that explains a global issue to kids: child labour.

Our protagonists spend their days working in the fields without rest, planting one seed after another for hours and in the hot sun. But, to bear it, the two girls have turned their work into a game, because… it’s impossible to forbid a child from playing.

A criticism of the constant dissatisfaction with the world in which we live.

Increasingly self-conscious about the unattainable dream of becoming "someone" and fed up with a life of servility, Victoria passionately craves the lives of others and, more specifically, Stella’s. The waitress will find a way to exchange lives in a kind of contemporary "Cinderella" full of black humour that, at the end of the spell, reveals that we are nobody.

An epic and exciting journey through Africa. The crisis of the refugees told through music and humour.

A Man of Good Hope brings us closer to a reality that Europe has turned its back on for many years: Africa, immigrants and refugees. A musical theatre show based on real events: the journey of Asad, an eight-year-old orphan boy, to reach safety. A story by the prestigious South African company Isango Ensemble.

The extraordinary story of three sisters who overcome all barriers.

Three sisters, one path and one goal: the future in their hands. To achieve this, they face daily obstacles and dangers to get to school. They are aware that only education will open the doors to a better tomorrow. A suggestive, visual and wordless show that is inspired by the true story of girls and boys from all over the world.

From the street to the stage. A documentary theatre play that introduces the audience to the voice, emotion and experiences of the protagonists: the prostitutes.

In Prostitución, the audience experiences desire, need, secrecy, violence, tenderness, pain, pleasure. Paying for sex. Charging for sex. Putting yourself in the shoes of prostitutes, taking the risk and understanding. A show starring Carmen Machi, Nathalie Poza and Carolina Yuste that gives a voice to real testimonies.

A reflection on the short distance between life and death and, nevertheless, a lesson of hope.

El nedador del mar secret is the story of the difficult birth of a child told by his father. The night run to the hospital in a cold winter, what could have been and was not. William Kotzwinkle's novel about the loss of a child destroys any kind of idealisation of childbirth and speaks, with poetic language and restrained emotion, of the acceptance of harsh reality. 

Maika Makovski’s explosive energy in the intimacy of the Sala Petita.

Maika Makovski is an unpredictable artist. Her talent, her multitude of influences and her constant transformation make her a unique figure on the music scene. At the TNC, and in the intimacy of the Sala Petita, Makovski will present her latest work without filters: MKMK, a luminous and richly-textured musical album.