Events at Auditòrium de Palma

Lamine Thior returns with More Than Words, a show where comedy blends with improvisation, dialogue with the audience, and, who knows, even an unexpected dance.

The lion Mufasa rules over all the animals as king alongside his wife Sarabi. The birth of his son and heir, Simba, sparks resentment in Mufasa’s brother, Scar, who longs to become the new Lion King. As time goes by, the cub is taught by his father about the responsibilities he will one day assume as ruler. Meanwhile, Scar, together with the hyenas, devises a sinister plan to eliminate his family and seize the throne. After causing Mufasa’s death, he tricks Simba into leaving the kingdom. During his escape, Simba is rescued by Timon and Pumbaa, who protect him until he becomes an adult lion. One day, fate crosses Simba’s path once again, leading him back home to reclaim the throne that Scar has stolen from him. Script, production and direction: MAX Musical Theatre. Approximate duration: 1 hour and 30 minutes. ** Children under three years old do not require a ticket and do not occupy a seat.

Wednesday Addams has grown up and harbors a secret that could shake the foundations of her peculiar family: she has fallen in love with Tomas, a sweet and completely "normal" young man.

o talk about El Consorcio, it's impossible not to mention Mocedades, since all its members were part of that group. They are the only Hispanic group to have sold more than a million copies of a single sung entirely in Spanish. The Consortium, formed by Estíbaliz Uranga, Amaya Uranga, Iñaki Uranga, and Carlos Zubiaga , is the quintessential vocal group of Spain, and their greatest hits remain popular today. “Tómame o déjame” (Take Me or Leave Me), “El vendedor” (The Vendor), “La otra España” (The Other Spain), “Qué pasará mañana” (What Will Happen Tomorrow), “Secretaria” (Secretary), “Quién te cantará” (Who Will Sing to You), “Desde que tú te has ido” (Since You've Been Gone), “Amor de hombre” (A Man's Love), “Dónde estás corazón” (Where Are You, My Heart), “Le llamaban loca” (They Called Her Crazy) ... mark their extensive and intense career spanning more than five decades of Spanish music history. " Eres Tú ," a song composed by Juan Carlos Calderón, was one of the biggest hits of his career. It was the song with which he and Mocedades achieved second place in the 1973 Eurovision Song Contest.

The new tour by El Consorcio pays an emotional tribute to our beloved Amaya Uranga, founder and soul of Mocedades and El Consorcio, who is now retired from the stage.

Program Piano Concerto No. 3 — Béla Bartók Scheherazade — Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov Performers Juan Floristán, piano Michal Nesterowicz, conductor Illes Balears Symphony Orchestra

Commander Lara and Co. presents: The 3 Tenors . There are prodigious voices on the international scene, and this… is not one of them. Three comedians, zero inhibitions, and one goal: laughter. Three singers ready to hit the high notes. Commander Lara, Jesús Tapia, and Vicente Ruidos will give us an evening of humor where opera is the least important thing. For your peace of mind, let me make it clear that these gentlemen are not going to sing. You are not going to see a lyrical performance. You are going to witness a carousel of nonsense, drivel, and utter drivel. It couldn't be any other way, because we have Comandante Lara as the headliner. Accompanied by Jesús Tapia and Vicente Ruidos (with 20 years of experience on comedy stages throughout Spain). Don't miss The 3 Tenors . What begins as a singing recital soon turns into a festival of jokes, parodies, and improvisation. Relatable and unfiltered humor. A show where you don't come to see opera, you come to laugh.

The Mantle and Its Eye was born from an urgent desire to dance and sing the paradigms that permeate our time: social, ethical, aesthetic, political, and existential. Drawing on the thought of María Zambrano, especially her defense of dreams, interiority, and poetic reason, this work positions itself as a sensitive response to a hyper-visible world governed by technological artifice. In an era where life has become a consumer spectacle, where desire has been hijacked by algorithms and attention by screens, sleep—as a sacred, mysterious, organic space—emerges in this piece as a place of resistance and regeneration. On stage, Eduardo Guerrero surrenders to rest, and from that surrender springs a symbolic, dreamlike, and profoundly human dramaturgy, where the body dances what words cannot express.

Celebrating 50 years of Star Wars Close your eyes.

Program Isla de las Hadas, premiere — Gabriel Estarellas Symphony No. 4 — Gustav Mahler Performers Marta Bauzà, soprano Pablo Mielgo, conductor Illes Balears Symphony Orchestra

Celebrating 50 years of Star Wars Close your eyes. Listen to that first note… and suddenly you're in another galaxy. The Film Symphony Orchestra celebrates the 50th anniversary of Star Wars with a unique performance that will tour the main auditoriums of Spain. A symphonic journey to relive the excitement of a universe that's part of your life. The adventure, the epic, the light and the darkness… everything that made you dream, now live: bigger, more intense, and with new surprises that will take you even further. You'll feel the power of the main Star Wars theme , the emotion of Princess Leia's theme , the wisdom of Yoda's theme , and the magic of the Ewoks' parade . You'll be thrilled by the majestic Imperial March , moved by Across the Stars , and journey alongside Han Solo , Anakin Skywalker , and Obi-Wan on a journey that spans the entire Star Wars universe , from the original trilogy to the most recent installments, including Rogue One , The Mandalorian , and many other unforgettable moments.

Program Concerto for the Left Hand — Maurice Ravel Piano Concerto No. 1 — Sergei Prokofiev Symphony No. 7 — Ludwig van Beethoven Performers Andrei Gavrilov, piano Pablo Mielgo, conductor Illes Balears Symphony Orchestra