The cultural agenda, which has already begun with the Welcome Concert, covers disciplines such as music, theater, dance, circus, and podcasts. Among this year's novelties is the premiere of the winning play from the university's I Theater Creation Residency, which will be included in the Muestra de Teatro Español de Autores Contemporáneos.
The program features performances such as Fuegos (o el hígado de Prometeo) on October 6th or Tres Tristos Traumes on the 8th. In November, the public can attend Authentic Student Experience and the play Poeta [perdido] en Nueva York, awarded at the MAX Awards.
In addition to performing arts, the offer is complemented by dance shows such as Rito or LANA, and family-friendly proposals like Operación Ópera. The institution has confirmed that, thanks to an agreement with VEOLIA, several shows will include support services for people with hearing impairments.
