The season, starting this Saturday with the show Olor a tiempo, combines various artistic disciplines such as flamenco, jazz, choral music, theater, and opera. Under the theme “Autumn Chords,” the initial cycle will focus on musical performances throughout September and October.
Starting in November, the schedule will feature theater, comedy, and lyrical performances, highlighted by the staging of Madama Butterfly on November 21. The month will conclude with a play focused on empathy and inclusion, coinciding with the International Day of Persons with Disabilities.
The final month of the year will be dedicated to children and families. The program will conclude on December 23 with a musical version of Cinderella, which aims to promote values of diversity and belonging through the performing arts.
