Institute of the Arts Barcelona

Institute of the Arts Barcelona Europe's New Home for Performing Arts Education. World-class Performing Arts training and higher education.
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Uniquely international • English-taught programmes • Based in Sitges, south of Barcelona.

04/09/2026

Breakeven - Dance Gala 2026 - Choreography by K**e Granero

Performed by BA (Hons) Dance students Level 4 last May

Watch the full performance on Youtube

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We are delighted to celebrate BA (Hons) Musical Theatre alumni Júlia Conangla ( Júlia Conangla ) who is gearing up to p...
26/08/2026

We are delighted to celebrate BA (Hons) Musical Theatre alumni Júlia Conangla ( Júlia Conangla ) who is gearing up to perform in the original production, JANA El Musical (JANA, El Nou Musical de WeColorMusic).

Produced by WeColorMusic ().
This powerful new musical explores vital themes such as mental health, disability, and the immense pressure to fit into society’s definition of success. It asks the poignant question: “Who are you when the world stops knowing how to look at you?” Júlia brings her incredible talent to the stage for this essential piece of theatre.
It is an absolute joy to see our alumni thriving in such meaningful productions.
Catch her on stage when the show officially opens in early 2027!

21/08/2026

TOO MUCH - Trailer
Choreography by

Performed by the Second-Year Contemporary & Commercial Dance Students

Full performance on YT!

Converge 2026 brings together an exciting collection of original dance works created by acclaimed international choreographers from New York, Belgrade, London, and Barcelona.

This dynamic show celebrates the creativity, versatility, and artistry of the second-year dance students from the Institute of the Arts Barcelona, offering audiences an inspiring evening of contemporary and commercial dance.

TOO MUCH

Music: Dj Death - Yullola. Too Much -Pedro da Linha & Magugu

TOO MUCH explores the disconnection between body and mind in a fast-paced, overstimulated world. Through an intense physical language, the piece reveals how the nervous system continuously sends signals of distress while the mind keeps pushing forward, ignoring the body’s warnings. As tension accumulates, the body reaches a point of internal collapse, where exhaustion transforms into anger and awareness emerges. It reflects on the consequences of living in constant acceleration, questioning how far we can go before losing ourselves and what happens when the body can no longer be silenced

18/08/2026

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14/08/2026

TRAILER- ANATOMY OF A SUIC*DE

By Alice Birch

Directed by Jordi Casado i Olivas
Anatomy of a Suic* de is a play that explores intergenerational trauma and depression across three generations of women: Carol (mother), Anna (daughter), and Bonnie (granddaughter).

Their stories play out simultaneously on stage, raising the question of whether suffering can be passed down through genetics

Performed at by BA (Hons) Acting graduating actors Iryna Tilna, Dasha Marambei, Mónika Czakó, Nathaniel Ellekjær, Jakob Bonne, Valeria Purh, Petruša Urša Koželj, Alexandra Georgiou, Mihnea Zaharia, Szakonyi Franciska

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STAGECULTURE“We still don’t know what dance is capable of.”Contemporary dance operates as a living technology of express...
13/08/2026

STAGECULTURE
“We still don’t know what dance is capable of.”

Contemporary dance operates as a living technology of expression, continuous inquiry, and cultural evolution.
In our latest StageCulture article, dancer, choreographer and researcher Dasha Lavrennikov takes us on a journey through the origins of contemporary dance, from the revolutionary post-modern experiments of the Judson Dance Theatre in the 1960s to groundbreaking modern techniques like Release, Ultima Vez, and Flying Low, exploring how the genre constantly redefines itself across time, culture, and discipline.
Read the full article on StageCulture, link in our stories!
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Behind the scenes some of Institute of the Arts Barcelona most recent productions Discover more in the link in bio📸 Serg...
12/08/2026

Behind the scenes some of Institute of the Arts Barcelona most recent productions

Discover more in the link in bio
📸 Sergi Panizo Fotografia

07/08/2026

9 to 5 - Trailer - DOLLY & PARTON CAST

Based on the 1980 film, 9 To 5 The Musical was performed from 20-23 May by the BA (Hons) Musical Theatre L5 students. Featuring music and lyrics by Dolly Parton and a book by Patricia Resnick, the piece offers a look at female solidarity and revenge in a late 1970s corporate office.

The narrative explores the experiences of three female co-workers who concoct a plan to overthrow their sexist supervisor, incorporating comedic elements alongside themes of workplace empowerment.

This production was directed and choreographed by Rob Foley , with musical direction by Andy Manning.

Technical and stage management team:
Light designer Joel Perroy, stage manager Jody Rafferty , and assistant stage manager Beatriz Junqueiro.

This production featured:
Inês Amaro, Nikoleta Ambrazevičiūtė, Camila Barbosa, Alba Berenguer-Testa, Amalia Cameron, Lilly Carmella, Carolina Castro, Carolina da Silva, Nelicia de Silva, Nora Ernestrand, Joana Faria, Ana Flavia Montes Fernández, Borgfríð Fonsdal, Rafael Frade, Uga Gundars, Gréta Hajdu, Elvira Hamill, Eirunn Haugseth, Theodora Cilla Havasy, Margarida Henriques, Ida Marie Hulstrøm, Héloïse Iannucci, Penelope Iosifidou, Deniel Karaxha, Kiki Koumparoudi, Livia Medeiros, Antonia Nicolaou, Diogo Oliveira, Martim Palma, Margarida Pedroso, Clara Martins Pickert, Michelle Reginales Nielsen, Alice Resende, Sam Ringeling, Mar Rodriguez, Patricia Sánchez, Emil Santamäki, Regina Santos, Mariachiara Sellitto, Rannveig Lilja Sigurðardóttir, Maria Simões, Bella Sommer, Marcell Szirtes, Alicia Tsukizaki, Leona Vaz, Jasmine Younes.

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STAGECULTURE “There is a moment, believe it or not, when ‘To be or not to be’ didn’t exist.”  Before Hamlet was a master...
06/08/2026

STAGECULTURE
 
“There is a moment, believe it or not, when ‘To be or not to be’ didn’t exist.” 
 
Before Hamlet was a masterpiece, it was just a blank page. In our latest StageCulture article, actor and director Martin Hutson takes us behind the scenes of how Shakespeare actually built his characters - decision by decision, syllable by syllable - and why treating a 400-year-old play like it was written yesterday might be the key to truly understanding it.
 
Read the full article on StageCulture, link in our stories

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Sitges
08870

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Lunes 09:00 - 21:00
Martes 09:00 - 21:00
Miércoles 09:00 - 21:00
Jueves 09:00 - 21:00
Viernes 09:00 - 21:00
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