As part of the 47th Theatre Festival 2026, the Teatro Bretón will present the contemporary play ‘Constellations’ this weekend, exploring the relationship between a quantum physicist and a beekeeper. On Sunday, the Nacho Duato Company will showcase a dance performance.
The play ‘Constellations’, produced by Barco Pirata, will take to the stage on Friday, 6 November, at 20:00. It tells the story of a quantum physicist, referred to as SHE, and a beekeeper, referred to as HE, through the infinite possibilities presented by the theory of parallel universes. This engaging narrative reflects on love, fate, and the choices that shape our lives.
The story begins with a seemingly simple scene: SHE and HE meet at a barbecue. From this point, multiple variations of the situation unfold, where the same dialogues are repeated with different nuances, creating scenarios where the relationship flourishes, fails, never comes to fruition, or ends abruptly. Each version serves as an alternative reflection, a possibility within the 'mosaic' of coexisting universes.
With a runtime of approximately one and a half hours, ticket prices range from €8 to €20.
On Sunday, 8 November, at 19:30, the Nacho Duato Company will present a triple programme featuring the performances ‘Gnawa’, ‘L’amoroso’, and ‘Jardi Tancat’. Duato's ballets are considered true treasures that deserve to be preserved and shared with new generations of audiences and artists. The company is a young and dynamic formation, founded through collaboration between the world-renowned choreographer Nacho Duato and his former dancers. This programme has an approximate duration of one hour and fifty minutes, including two intermissions, with ticket prices ranging from €10 to €24.
