Bouvetøya (la necessitat d’una illa)

Bouvetøya (the need for an island) is a show directed by Julio Manrique and written jointly with Ivan Benet, Cristina Genebat and Sergi Pompermayer. Julio Manrique has imagined an island where everything is possible, even making the invisible visible. The show aims to take the audience to a place where culture and knowledge are cared for and preserved like a treasure, as valuable as it is fragile. The director, inspired by Ray Bradbury (Fahrenheit 451), Shakespeare (The Tempest) and other authors, intends to welcome the audience with a production that aims to be an act of resistance and rebellion. A defense of what seems unnecessary until extraordinary facts demonstrate that the intangible — such as culture and beauty — can also be a first-need resource. Julio Manrique has imagined an island where everything is possible, even making the invisible visible. The show aims to take the audience to a place where culture and knowledge are cared for and preserved like a treasure, as valuable as it is fragile. The director, inspired by Ray Bradbury (Fahrenheit 451), Shakespeare (The Tempest) and other authors, intends to welcome the audience with a production that aims to be an act of resistance and rebellion. A defense of what seems unnecessary until extraordinary facts demonstrate that the intangible — such as culture and beauty — can also be a first-need resource. Venues: Sala Fabià Puigserver: 736 people Espai Lliure: 172 people Adapted access and reserved seats. Reserved parking spaces (932 892 770). Mobile access for people with hearing impairment. Accessibility guide for people with cognitive diversity. On the Accessible Friday shows you can find: Magnetic loop, Adapted subtitles, Simultaneous translation in Catalan sign language, Audio description, Relaxed session for people with autism spectrum disorders. Consult here the shows with accessible performances.