The esplanade of the Centre Cultural La Farinera del Clot (Gran Via de les Corts Catalanes, 837, Barcelona) will become, one more summer, the setting for the Endorfines cycle, which this year celebrates its 16th edition with three free humor shows for all audiences.
Until July 16, every Thursday at 8 p.m., the public will be able to enjoy proposals of clown, physical theater, and outdoor humor, in an already consolidated event that bids farewell to the cultural season before the summer holidays. With free admission and no prior reservation, the cycle invites the neighborhood to reunite and share three evenings full of laughter.
The program kicked off yesterday, July 2, with Banaba Flup, by Streetfools, a show that combines humor and criticism of climate change through two characters who prepare for an imminent universal flood.
On July 9, it will be the turn of El Gran Circ, by PerNassos, a comedy starring Jean Claude and Rebeca, two ushers who try to have everything ready before the start of the show, while the main artists have not yet arrived. It is a tribute to the world of the circus and its itinerant life from the perspective of the clown. El Gran Circ is an open window that allows us to sign up for everything that makes us human.
The cycle will close on July 16 with Triplette, by Labú Teatre & Cris Clown, a poetic and absurd proposal that toasts to life through three clowns, in a show that combines humor, imagination, and tenderness. It is an imagined banquet, a menu of laughter and poetry, a tasting of oddities that awaken dormant dreams.
With this new edition, Endorfines reaffirms its commitment to bringing performing arts to the street and turning summer nights into a space for meeting, culture, and shared fun.
