El barquer

by Jez Butterworth direction Julio Manrique

##general.period##:: 05/02 — 15/03/26
##general.room##:: Montjuïc. Sala Fabià Puigserver

Show completed

Timetable

De dimarts a dissabte a les 19.00 h
El diumenge a les 18.00 h

Running time

First part 1 h 15' / break 5' / Second part 1 h / break 5’ / Third part 1 h 5' (approx.)

Place

Sala Fabià Puigserver

Language

In Catalan over-titled in Spanish and English on Saturday from 14/02 and on Sunday 15/02 (visibility from row 8)

Price

€14 - €32

Accessibility

Hearing assistance via mobile phone
13/02 audiodescription
27/02 adapted over-titles
(visibility from row 8)

BABYSITTING SERVICE
with Més que Cures
On Saturday and Sunday
from 30' before the performance
Children from 3 to 12 years
Mandatory reservation

PREVIEW
04/02

Debate

19/02 moderated by Queco Novell

IN SITU
09/02 Irish peace at the end of silences
with Antoni Batista
Watch

LA PLAÇA
Clara Segura talks with Julio Manrique
Watch on CaixaForum+

DILLUNS D'ARXIU
23/04 - Cancelled activity

Attention

Performance on February 12 has been canceled due to a strong wind warning.

Description

Julio Manrique is returning to Jez Butterworth with this multiple-award-winning play. In Northern Ireland 1981, are beating identity conflicts, individual and collective yearnings, and the weight of violence and death in a world that is bursting with life.

One day in late August in Northern Ireland during the Troubles of 1981. While a group of young IRA prisoners assert their status as political prisoners with a hunger strike that has already left several dead, harvest day is being celebrated on the Carney farm, a day of celebration that will be punctuated by an unexpected event.