6th Edition of the Performing Arts Festival
Escena Lanzarote
Escena Lanzarote celebrates its sixth edition, from November 2026 to May 2027, with a programme of national and international performances featuring theatre, dance and new forms of performing arts. A cultural initiative that brings contemporary artistic creation closer to audiences in Lanzarote’s unique venues, such as Jameos del Agua and Cueva de los Verdes.
Onírica Mecánica
VERNE
November 28
VERNE
November 28
Verne invites audiences to explore the imaginative universe of Jules Verne through a wordless visual theatre performance combining objects, projections, movement and theatrical mechanisms. A show for all ages that sparks curiosity, celebrates the power of imagination and invites us to discover other worlds and possible futures.
Jesús Carmona
REPERTORIO FLAMENCO
December 19 & 20
REPERTORIO FLAMENCO
December 19 & 20
Repertorio Flamenco de Jesús Carmona takes audiences on a journey through the artistic career of the acclaimed flamenco dancer and choreographer, revisiting some of his most iconic works. A performance that blends tradition and contemporary expression through dance, singing and guitar, bringing the passion and emotion of flamenco to the forefront.
Richard mascherin
ABERTURA
February 19
ABERTURA
February 19
Abertura is a contemporary dance production by Canarian choreographer Richard Mascherin that explores the physical and emotional limits of the body. Through movement, spoken word and music, the performance creates a collective narrative about falling, uncertainty and the search for new possibilities in the face of adversity.
Rocío Molina
ENCENDER EL CUERPO
March 4
ENCENDER EL CUERPO
March 4
Encender el cuerpo, by flamenco dancer and choreographer Rocío Molina, is a contemporary flamenco performance that explores the body as a space for expression, transformation and freedom. A show that combines movement, experimentation and creativity to discover new ways of understanding and experiencing flamenco.
Carmen Fumero cía & Chang Dance Theatre
PECES BORROSOS
March 13
PECES BORROSOS
March 13
Peces borrosos, by Carmen Fumero Cía & Chang Dance Theatre, is a contemporary dance production that connects the Canary Islands and Taiwan through movement. Inspired by the symbolism of two intertwined fish, the piece explores connection, empathy and transformation through choreography in which bodies move and intertwine, creating new forms of collective expression.
London City Ballet
EL PÁJARO DE FUEGO
March 20
EL PÁJARO DE FUEGO
March 20
The power of classical and contemporary dance comes together in Pájaro de fuego, a production by London City Ballet featuring four choreographies by acclaimed creators. The programme culminates in a reinterpretation of Stravinsky’s work by Glen Tetley, exploring rebellion, identity and the pursuit of freedom. A journey through different choreographic styles that brings together tradition, innovation and movement.
La intrusa
ESTE HIMNO LLEVARÁ LA PALABRA EUFORIA
April 3
ESTE HIMNO LLEVARÁ LA PALABRA EUFORIA
April 3
Movement, emotions and the power of collective experience come together in Este himno llevará la palabra euforia, a production celebrating 30 years of artistic work by dance company La Intrusa. Through contemporary dance, seven performers explore achievements, challenges and the ability to move forward together. A performance that places the body and human relationships at its heart.
Mamela Nyamza
HATCHED ENSEMBLE
April 22
HATCHED ENSEMBLE
April 22
Western classical dance and South African traditions come together in Hatched Ensemble, a creation by choreographer Mamela Nyamza. Ten performers combine movement, music and song to challenge the conventions of ballet and explore identity, gender and the sense of belonging. A contemporary dance production that invites audiences to discover new forms of expression through the body.
Lowland | Roser López Espinosa
TRAMA
May 15
TRAMA
May 15
Human connections, trust and coexistence are the starting point of Trama, a creation by choreographer Roser López Espinosa and her company Lowland. Through contemporary dance, five performers weave together movements, balances and collective actions to explore the relationships that develop within a group. A production that combines precision, acrobatic elements and humour to reveal different ways of being and creating together.
FAQs
Prepare your visit
At Montañas del Fuego and Cueva de los Verdes, tickets can only be purchased online and always for a specific date and time.
At the other centers, you can buy tickets directly at the ticket office, but we recommend purchasing them in advance to make access easier.
Yes. Canary Islands residents can benefit from a special price, as well as residents of Lanzarote and people with disabilities. Please note that these rates cannot be combined and are only available at the ticket offices upon presentation of the required physical documentation.
Some centres do not have a box office. We recommend purchasing your ticket in advance on the website to secure your access to the centre.
It is not necessary to print it, however, you must have the QR code downloaded and ready at the entrance to speed up access.
In some areas coverage is limited, download the ticket on your mobile or take a screenshot of the QR code before arriving.
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Yes, it is mandatory for Cueva de los Verdes and Montañas del Fuego. You must select the date and time when completing your online purchase.
You can also, if you are interested in discovering our spaces in a different and more exclusive way, the “Experiencias Insólitas” (our premium guided tours in small groups) require advance online booking with a fixed date and time. – They are offered at Montañas del Fuego and Jameos del Agua.-
For the rest of the Centres and general visits, it is not necessary to book a fixed time. You have full flexibility, although purchasing your ticket in advance helps reduce waiting times and supports a more balanced management of the space.
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