Winter-Spring Program

Many events with shows of music, theater, dance and events for the whole family comprise the cultural program for the next four months. In the musical line, we can enjoy a wide variety of styles, ranging from flamenco, choral music, music bands, etc as well as other children's and cultural activities, designed to entertain people of all ages and tastes.

January begins with the New Year's and Three Kings' Day concerts. A tribute to Pink Floyd offers a stunning audiovisual spectacle of the legendary British band, an activity aimed at families, and a new Theater for All series that will delight the whole family. For film lovers, the Virgen del Carmen cultural center will host a critical film series with a screening followed by a lecture. The month ends with the Carnival King and Queen's Opening Ceremony and Coronation Gala.

February begins with a touch of humor with Joaquín Caserza's monologue. Among the highlights are: The Upside-Down World, a show for the whole family inspired by the emotional universe of Inside Out, designed to introduce children—and adults too—to emotional management through a magical and interactive story. Another family-friendly option is the Tarzan Musical, a show that immerses you in the African jungle. Solo, a humorous play, will make the whole family dream and laugh, while A Clockwork Orange will delight film lovers with its screening. This month, dominated by Carnival events, concludes with a memorial to Ricardo Lafuente.

In March, the comedy "Cut the Red Wire" will have audiences laughing using a variety of techniques. Another International Flamenco Day will transport us to the heart of flamenco's passion and joy, and, as every year, the Women's Day Gala will be celebrated. The Theatre for All series will present a play based on Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol." The "Torrevieja Trembles" series features two theatrical tours and a lecture on the 1829 earthquake. At the end of the month, a must-see event for theatre enthusiasts is the fifth edition of the Raúl Ferrández National Theatre Competition, culminating in its closing ceremony on World Theatre Day, along with the 28th edition of the Book Fair.

April kicks off with one of the highlights: the musical based on the beloved story of the von Trapp family, The Sound of Music, a classic film that will be performed at the Municipal Theatre over two days in three shows, transporting audiences to 1930s Austria. The popular Youth Habanera Competition, now in its 31st edition, welcomes youth groups from various locations. Several classical music concerts, choral performances, a symphony orchestra and DJ set, theatre series, film screenings, street theatre, a dance marathon in the natural pools, and the Gala Proclamation of the Beauty of the Fire, organized by the Molinos del Calvario Bonfire Association, round out the month's program.