30 APR – 31 MAY 2026 From Tuesday to Sunday at 6.00 pm Post-show talk: Thursday, 21 May 2026
Please arrive well in advance as the auditorium will be closed once the performance has begun.
To collect tickets, our box offices will be open from Monday to Sunday from 2.30 pm to 8.30 pm.
Edurne Rubio
To be confirmed
Leticia Skrycky
Lieven Dousselaere and Sandra Vicente
María Jerez
Centro Dramático Nacional and Kunstenwerkplaats with Kaaitheater, Kunstencentrum BUDA and C-Takt
About the show
Tinieblas is a collection of stories about people who become lost.
A polyphonic narrative that recreates real events, or perhaps situations that have only ever existed in the collective imagination: legends, tales, rumours… We live on a continent that has been entirely mapped. Forest paths are signposted, and routes carefully described in guidebooks. Connected to thousands of satellites orbiting the planet, we search for our way without looking at the world around us.
Where and how can we become lost today? In the theatre?
Tinieblas is a performance in which the audience becomes lost, found, and lost again. The theatre becomes the centre of a territory, a place with its own geographic coordinates. At the same time, the spectators form a single body in motion, like a murmuration of starlings.
It is a sensory experience that constantly holds the tension between inside and outside, between the slow pace of a walking human and the vertiginous speed of the imagination, capable of teleporting us in an instant.
Edurne Rubio
To be confirmed
Leticia Skrycky
Lieven Dousselaere and Sandra Vicente
María Jerez
Centro Dramático Nacional and Kunstenwerkplaats with Kaaitheater, Kunstencentrum BUDA and C-Takt
(Burgos, 1974) A visual artist working across a wide range of media and formats, Edurne Rubio presents her work in diverse contexts: theatres, film festivals, exhibitions and public spaces. She creates situations that generate tension between what we see and what we hear, moving between the present, memory and imagination. With a strong interest in oral storytelling, she constructs collective narratives from individual stories, offering a subjective reading of history, one shaped by emotion and constantly in flux.
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Her recent works include: Minatchi (2024) staging and dramaturgy of the opera by Antonio José at the Teatro Principal in Burgos; Dramawalker Alcalá-Meco mujeres (2023), a sound piece commissioned and produced by the Centro Dramático Nacional, created in collaboration with ten women in prison; Clamor (2022), a film produced by Artium, Museum of Contemporary Art of the Basque Country, with its European premiere at the Dokfest Documentary Festival in Kassel (DE); A nublo (2021), a performance created in collaboration with artist Maria Jerez, presented at Kaaitheater, Brussels (BE); Théâtre de la Ville, Paris (FR); Conde Duque, Madrid (ES); and Brakkegrond, Amsterdam (NL); Daqui (2020) a site-specific sound piece created for the 34th São Paulo Biennial (BR).
