L’HERÈNCIA

BY MATTHEW LÓPEZ **INSPIRED BY THE NOVEL HOWARDS END BY E. M. FORSTER DIRECTED BY JOSEP MARIA MESTRES**

##general.period##:: 14/11 — 13/12/26
##general.room##:: MONTJUÏC. SALA FABIÀ PUIGSERVER

Timetable

Thursday at 7:00 pm (Part One)
Friday at 7:00 pm (Part Two)
Saturday and Sunday
at 4:00 pm (Part One)
at 8:00 pm (Part Two)

RUNNING TIME
First part
Act 1 - 1 h 5’
Interval - 10’ (it's recommended not to leave the room)
Act 2 - 47’
Interval - 10’ (it's recommended not to leave the room)
Act 3 - 50’

A 50' break between both parts (on Saturday and Sunday)
You can order a restaurant Mescladís menu to be eaten in this break

Second part
Act 1 - 1 h 6‘
Interval - 10’ (it's recommended not to leave the room)
Act 2 - 47’
Interval - 10' (it's recommended not to leave the room)
Act 3 - 1 h

Place

Sala Fabià Puigserver

Language

In Catalan

Price

From €14 to €32 — PACK 1st and 2nd part €40 (€20 per part)

Accessibility

Hearing assistance via mobile phone
(hearing impaired)

Attention

Each part is avalaible separately
Priority sale for subscribers until 19/06

Description

The monumental play by Matthew López, which left us breathless two seasons ago, is back, this time laden with awards. It is a moving portrait of a generation of young gay men in New York during Donald Trump’s first term. Only two years after the show premièred, it is still dreadfully eloquent. And it is extraordinarily timely fifty years after a group of young artists embarked on a thrilling, uncertain adventure called the Teatre Lliure.

L’herència is back to celebrate the fact that we are all links in a chain.
L’herència is back because we want to say yesterday with gratitude and tomorrow with hope.

Butaca Awards 2025 to the Best show, Best direction to Josep Maria Mestres, Best supporting actress to Teresa Lozano and Best supporting actor to Carles Martínez.
Crítics Award 2025 to the Best Show, Best Direction to Josep Maria Mestres and Best Supporting Actor to Carles Martínez.

Evening Standard Theatre Award 2018 to the best play; Critics' Circle Theatre Award 2018 to the best new play, Laurence Olivier Award 2019 to the best new play and South Bank Sky Arts Theatre Award 2019.

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