Madrid What's on
Until 18 September 2005. Exilios", from the Teatro del Astillero, assembles authors and actors from Spain, Argentina and Mexico, for a new, polyphonic theatre season. The Astillero draws from the expe...
Madrid What's on
From 1 Sept 2005. Asuncin Balaguer and Amparo Soler Leal share the stage in this work by Carles Alberola, which opens a new season at the Teatro Bellas Artes, now under the direction of Jess Cimarro....
Madrid What's on
From 18 August 2005 . Flamenco, contemporary and break-dance meet in this stunning visceral performance. 'En rojo vivo' depicts the encounter of different personas within the same body, with emotions...
Madrid What's on
Until 18 September 2005. The Crculo de Bellas Artes presents the 'Universo Mestizo' exhibition, in which seven artists photograph the world without even leaving Madrid. Back in the 1980s, John Berger...
Madrid What's on
Until 21 August 2005. Kids can discover the magical world of animation at this very special exhibition. Coinciding with the premiere of the film El Sueno de una noche de San Juan, the Casa de Vacas de...
Madrid What's on
Until 25 August 2005. The Casa Encendida summer show presents eight productions from Catalonia and Madrid, featuring performances, comedy and improvisation. The fun and varied programme features Itali...
Madrid What's on
Until 28 August 2005. Director Manuel Canseco returns to the Jardines del Galileo with a fun and uplifting show, 'La Decente' by Miguel Mihura, paying tribute to the great author on the centenary of h...
Madrid What's on
Until 9 September 2005. The Tren de la Naturaleza offers parents and kids another way to get to know the Guadarrama mountains over the summer months. To escape the heat of the city, nothing could be b...
Madrid What's on
Until 12 September 2005. The Palacio de Velzquez hosts an exhibition by Siquier, one of the most pioneering Argentine artists of the 1980s. His work is among the most original and complex of his gener...
Madrid What's on
Until 27 Nov 2005.
The Prado museum of art is now exhibiting its tribute to the planet king Philip IV of Spain and his Buen Retiro palace after four years of preparation. Nearly 62 out of the 800 wor...
Madrid What's on
Until 19 Sept 2005. The Itinerarios exhibition presents key works from the life of painter Antonio Saura. Painters sometimes withhold their major works, choosing neither to sell nor exhibit, keeping t...
Madrid What's on
Until 14 August 2005. A beautiful, leisurely and sensual dance entitled A pedir de boca opens the 2005 Veranos de la Villa festival, which will this year be hosted in a massive new complex, the Matade...
Madrid What's on
Until 4 Sept 2005. Titirilandia, the Festival of the Puppets, celebrates its 12th edition as the childrens part of the Veranos de la Villa. With 'Titirilandia 2005' the puppets and their fantastic sto...
Madrid What's on
Until 19 Sept 2005. Most 20th century Spanish artists lived under the shadow of Picasso lo Espaol par excellence for the rest of the world. This forced many painters into other jobs just to survive,...
Madrid What's on
Latin American Don Quixote Theatre Festival
Until 10 July 2005. A square in Lima (Peru) in 1607 was the first theatrical setting for the fictional hero Don Quixote. That is according to Santiago Garca, director of Colombian theatre company La C...
Madrid What's on
Until 24 July 2005. The Russian school of Vaganova, Ivanov, Pavlova, Fokine and Lifar has gone down in history as one of the finest in the world. Formed by the great Maya Plisetskaya in 1994, this Imp...
Madrid What's on
Until 30 June 2005. As part of PhotoEspaa 2005, Galera Helga de Alvear is hosting an exhibition of photos by James Casebere. Documenting the most recent religious wars between Christians, Muslims and...
Madrid What's on
Until 26 June 2005. Love, couples, a riverside bar, and a writer going back to his roots are the central themes of Nadar abraza, by Jorge Snchez and Gustavo Palacios. The cast of five Spanish and five...
Madrid What's on
Until 11 Sept 2005. While the 20th century may have revolutionised the history of art, the 19th century paved the way for most of the experimentation that shook up the art establishment. And while Fou...
Madrid What's on
29 May17 June 2005. In a repeat of one of its most celebrated productions, Teatro Real hosts 'Don Carlo', directed by Hugo de Ana. Devotees will recognise the keen and gifted imagination of Hugo de An...
