Farra

Farra is a theatrical celebration for the whole family, directed by Lucas Escobedo and staged at the Teatro de la Comedia in Madrid. The production draws on texts by Golden Age authors such as Lope de Vega or Agustín de Rojas.

The piece is conceived as a celebration of enjoyment and the right to leisure, far removed from conventional performance. It draws on classic texts from the cultural heritage and places them in the hands of the performers, who work with them through a stage play open to audience participation.

On stage, humour, music, poetry and circus arts are combined, disciplines that intertwine throughout the performance in order to seek a shared emotion among those attending. The tone it proposes is bright and optimistic, focused on encounter and coexistence.

The show is designed for audiences of all ages who want to share a moment of fun as a family. Its message revolves around culture as a refuge from discouragement and as a point of union between people.