After the success of Homenaje a Martha Graham last October, L’Auditori’s sixth ‎season of Escenes continues with three proposals in which music and the performing arts ‎converse with each other.‎

The first event will be on 1 and 2 February, with Les Impuxibles and the ‎show TOC Suite no. 2. What are the criteria for a healthy ‎society? Sisters Clara and Ariadna Peya are taking part in L’Auditori’s ‎‎Beethoven250 Festival with this piece about the symptoms of OCD ‎‎(Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, or “TOC” in Catalan) that makes us reflect on the isolation ‎suffered by many other groups, such as people with impaired hearing, and on how they ‎perceive art and reality. An accessible show in which sign language is simply another dramatic ‎language.‎

From 20 to 23 February you can enjoy Corpus by ‎‎Xavier Bobés. A co-production by L’Auditori and Teatros del Canal in ‎Madrid involving an encounter between a sculpture, an object manipulator and a musician. A ‎whispered scenic dialogue in which only 25 people can participate in each ‎performance.‎

Here, the artist proposes an exploration of the movement of a sculptural object in relation to ‎the human body, animals and plants. It is a poetic reflection on objectifying ‎that seeks to find a way to interpret, transform and depict it.‎

The debut of the collective Demoledora, which brings together the ‎director and mediaturgist Sara Serrano, the actor and creator ‎‎David Climent (loscorderos.sc), the musician and performer ‎‎Adriano Galante (Seward) and the architect Alessia ‎Schoor, will offer a reflection on the issue of decent housing from the four artistic ‎viewpoints of the members of the show. The performances will take place on 18 and 19 April. ‎

‎Escenes, universes that come together in a single programme‎
The sixth season of Escenes consolidates L’Auditori as the voice of musical ‎modernity in Barcelona. For this reason, this new laboratory continues its commitment to ‎unique shows that combine live music with other disciplines. ‎

Experimentation, the search for limits, the sum of talents and artistic risk drive opportunities ‎for artists and audiences to grow together around a living and constantly changing show.‎

For more details about the Escenes 19-20 programme, click on this link.‎