What’s On in Madrid
What’s On in Madrid
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Rubens. Painter of Sketches
april highlights
First stop of this travelling exhibition about the Nazi extermination camp in Poland, with over 600 original objects (Canal Art Centre. Till 17 June).
An extraordinary exhibition comprising nearly 200 works, on loan from the Israel Museum, by artists who revolutionised the 20th-century (Gaviria Palace. 10 Apr-15 Jul).
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The renowned dancer and choreographer performs 12 dance scenes, each representing a different flamenco style (Teatros del Canal - Sala Roja. Wed to Sun, 12-22 April).
Exhibition focusing on a retrospective of the icon of the pop culture (CaixaForum Madrid. 1 Feb-6 May).
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The city travels to the Golden Age and is filled with colour through a street museum made up of over 80 Maids of Honour (From 13 April to July).
All the posters by the French painter that illustrate life in fin-de-siècle Paris (Canal de Isabel II Foundation. 8 Feb-6 May).
International and Spanish companies put on shows that encompass all the performing arts (Various locations. 6-29 April).
Over the past few years, Madrid’s calendar has got filled with street markets and pop-up events gathering buyers, sellers and producers.
Last chance
In this video-installation, the artist has taken inspiration from Marie Curie (Espacio Telefónica Foundation. 23 Feb-22 Apr).
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A world premiere in Spanish and English based on a novel by the same name by William Blake (Naves Matadero. 14-22 April).
Painting and design brought together in the sketches by the great painter from Valencia (Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum. Till 27 May).
The famous television magician, Antonio Díaz, premieres his latest unprecedented magic and fantasy show (Teatro Rialto. Wednesday to Sunday).
Over one hundred works review the artistic friendship between the three artists (Mapfre Foundation. Recoletos Exhibition Hall. 1 Feb-6 May).
Ivor Bolton, the musical director of Madrid's opera house, conducts one of Benjamin Britten's least known works (Teatro Real. 12-24 April).
This cultural festival for alternative music and cultural biodiversity returns with another edition and artists like Asaf Avidan and Viva Suecia (18 Apr-6 May).
Horse racing is back on at the Hipódromo de La Zarzuela (Spring season: 4 March to 1 July)
A production featuring four key works which summarise the repertoire of the German group (Teatro Real. 20-21 April).
The world's best juggler will be giving a short show for the first time in Madrid (Teatro Circo Price. 22 April).
Sport and music at one of the most important sporting events of the many that are held in Spain. Consult the new route! (22 April).
An incredible flamenco show that touches all of the styles that sustain this art (Madrid Flamenco Theatre at Teatro Alfil).
The British singer-songwriter is the latest sensation on the pop scene (Teatro Barceló. 23 April).
The largest musical production ever seen in Spain. Over 85 million people around the world (Teatro Lope de Vega. Tuesdays to Sundays).
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Mutua Madrid Open 2018
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Must-see exhibitions in 2018
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What's on for kids
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The History of Telecommunications
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The Lion King (El Rey León)
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The Robot Museum
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Teatralia 2018
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Rompiendo el Cascarón - XI Theatre Cycle for Babies
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