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Esta desternillante obra de teatro ha recogido risas por todo el mundo en un período de menos de 10 años y ha sido galardonada con múltiples premios por su original concepto y su explosiva puesta en escena. La obra en sí te muestr ... Show more Esta desternillante obra de teatro ha recogido risas por todo el mundo en un período de menos de 10 años y ha sido galardonada con múltiples premios por su original concepto y su explosiva puesta en escena. La obra en sí te muestra el desafortunado intento de un grupo de actrices y actores amateur que tratan de representar una trama de misterio. Sin embargo, estos principiantes son tan propensos a los accidentes como lo es el metal a los imanes y acaban desatando, progresivamente, una catástrofe tras otra, ¡un auténtico caos! Show less

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The Teatro Maravillas is a theater located in Madrid's Malasaña neighborhood. It is the heir to several theaters of the same name, the first of which opened in 1887. It closed in 1999 for safety reasons, reopening in the fall of 2 ... Show more The Teatro Maravillas is a theater located in Madrid's Malasaña neighborhood. It is the heir to several theaters of the same name, the first of which opened in 1887. It closed in 1999 for safety reasons, reopening in the fall of 2005, remodeled by the same artists who performed at the theater: comedians Faemino and Cansado.It originally served as a demountable summer theater, but was almost always located in the same neighborhood. This "Teatro Maravillas," the third of that name in the same area, opened in 1886 with the play Las hijas de Zebedeo by Ruperto Chapí.From 1919 onward, it changed its name to Madrid Cinema, and for the following decades, it alternated film and musical theater performances. After the Spanish Civil War, the theater specialized in revues. On July 15, 1979, a bomb attack on Manuela Malasaña Street caused extensive damage to the building's structure, although it remained in use. On February 18, 1999, when a play by comedians Faemino and Cansado was on, Madrid City Council decided to close it due to structural deficiencies. The remodeling included the demolition of the old building and the construction of a new apartment building, a hotel, and a new Teatro Maravillas, which reopened on November 2, 2005, under the management of Pedro Larrañaga. Currently, the Teatro Maravillas is managed by the professionals of Grupo Smedia. Among the personalities from the world of acting who have trod its stage over time, we must highlight figures such as Sarah Bernhardt, Rosario Pino, Raquel Meller, Mª Luisa Merlo, Miriam Diaz-Aroca, Enrique San Francisco, Beatriz Carvajal, Gabino Diego, Maria Barranco, Carlos Hipólito, María Pujalte, and many more. According to Madrid City Council The Maravillas Theater is accessible to people with reduced mobility. Show less

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Welcome to the world's largest inflatable park! Get ready to jump, laugh, and experience FunBox. Over 4,000 m² of bouncy castles, slides, obstacles, and tunnels await you at the park that's revolutionizing family fun. Kids, famili ... Show more Welcome to the world's largest inflatable park! Get ready to jump, laugh, and experience FunBox. Over 4,000 m² of bouncy castles, slides, obstacles, and tunnels await you at the park that's revolutionizing family fun. Kids, families, and friends... we'll be waiting for you! Show less

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For more than eight decades, the Teatro Fígaro has been a must-see within the unparalleled stage landscape spread throughout the heart of Madrid. Although for much of its history the Teatro Fígaro was a movie theater, since 1969 i ... Show more For more than eight decades, the Teatro Fígaro has been a must-see within the unparalleled stage landscape spread throughout the heart of Madrid. Although for much of its history the Teatro Fígaro was a movie theater, since 1969 it has earned a well-deserved place among the most dedicated venues for comedy and humor. Show less

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The Teatro Apolo in Barcelona is located in the El Pueblo Seco neighborhood, on the historic Avenida del Paralelo number 59, the center of artistic and theatrical life in the city during the 20th century. The Teatro Apolo was com ... Show more The Teatro Apolo in Barcelona is located in the El Pueblo Seco neighborhood, on the historic Avenida del Paralelo number 59, the center of artistic and theatrical life in the city during the 20th century. The Teatro Apolo was completely rebuilt in Since 1991, theatrical and musical performances have been scheduled, and since 1993. After a period of inactivity of nearly two years, the Teatro Apolo reopens its doors in 2021, with a renewed and modern offering of theater, comedy, humor, magic, concerts, musicals, ballet, opera, and shows for the whole family. Show less

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Rober Bodegas and Alberto Casado, who together form Pantomima Full, are back with their third show, Hecho a mano. Their parodies are very real and draw primarily on stereotypes (the scoundrel, the runner, the fucker, etc.) and pla ... Show more Rober Bodegas and Alberto Casado, who together form Pantomima Full, are back with their third show, Hecho a mano. Their parodies are very real and draw primarily on stereotypes (the scoundrel, the runner, the fucker, etc.) and play with posturing, lots of posturing. Experience the unique comedy of the comedy duo who have won audiences' hearts with their unique style and humorous performances. Meet the masters of laughter at their finest. Show less

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To celebrate the 25th anniversary of her own company, Sara Baras presents ‘Vuela’; a show in tribute to the quintessential guitar maestro: Paco de Lucía. Conceived from the respect, affection, and love that both shared, this show ... Show more To celebrate the 25th anniversary of her own company, Sara Baras presents ‘Vuela’; a show in tribute to the quintessential guitar maestro: Paco de Lucía. Conceived from the respect, affection, and love that both shared, this show has been created to be unforgettable, to transport us once again to that magical world that only Sara Baras is capable of creating. Facing the responsibility of paying tribute to the genius from Algeciras, this choreographic journey is composed of 15 unique pieces that revolve around a word; thus creating, with our flamenco language, words in motion. A fascinating journey divided into four acts, each of which weaves a powerful narrative: «Madera», which reminds us of the strength of roots and the warmth of being; «Mar», which invites us to navigate in passion and be like water; "Death," a way to explore human emotions from the depths of their being; and "Fly," the only way to escape without running, simply letting ourselves be carried away by celebration and joy: an opportunity that only music, dance, and feelings can offer us. Show less

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This hilarious play has garnered laughter worldwide in less than 10 years and has won numerous awards for its original concept and explosive staging. The play itself depicts the hapless attempt of a group of amateur actors to perf ... Show more This hilarious play has garnered laughter worldwide in less than 10 years and has won numerous awards for its original concept and explosive staging. The play itself depicts the hapless attempt of a group of amateur actors to perform a mystery plot. However, these novices are as prone to accidents as metal is to magnets, and they end up unleashing one catastrophe after another—utter chaos! Show less

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The Gran Vía Theatre opened its doors in 1944, initially dedicated to the seventh art, under the name of Cine Gran Vía, and was also a theatre between 1947 and 1950, which is what we consider the beginning of theatrical activity.F ... Show more The Gran Vía Theatre opened its doors in 1944, initially dedicated to the seventh art, under the name of Cine Gran Vía, and was also a theatre between 1947 and 1950, which is what we consider the beginning of theatrical activity.For more than six decades, this iconic venue continued to welcome thousands and thousands of spectators from various generations and host countless film and theatre premieres that delighted all of Madrid. Show less

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