La Rambleta has unveiled its 2026–2027 season with a figure that says it all: more than 110 events and activities featuring Valencian, national, and international artists, with a lineup that spans theater, dance, music, comedy, film, exhibitions, and family activities. This program aims to establish this venue as one of the city’s leading cultural hubs.
Internationally renowned artists such as Eliades Ochoa, Joe Jackson, Blanca Portillo, José González, Sergio Peris-Mencheta, María del Mar Bonet, Carolina Yuste, and Miki Esparbé, among many others, will perform at La Rambleta to present shows and activities of all kinds to the Valencian public.
As usual, Valencian culture and art will have a special place in the program, with 60 performances produced by local companies and creators. Among the most notable titles are* * and *’El cos’*, by A Destajo— a monologue starring Sabina Hervàs that transports the audience to October 29, 2024, the day of the DANA. Also on the program are “El acontecimiento,” the first authorized theatrical adaptation in Spain of the novel by Annie Ernaux, winner of the 2022 Nobel Prize in Literature; “ ” “Nomad” , by Takiri Art Company in its world premiere; and the tour finale of “Eclipsi Total,” the co-production by Pont Flotant and Rambleta that won the Max Award for Best Playwright.
The national and international lineup reinforces the prominence of the performing arts with a roster of recognizable names . Blanca Portillo heads the ensemble cast of Stefano Massini’s “7 minutos, ” directed by Sergio Peris-Mencheta. Hiba Abouk stars in “Cucaracha.” Carolina Yuste and Eneko Sagardoy share the stage in “Fronteras, ” directed by Andrés Lima. The program also includes productions linked to the centennial of the Generation of ’27, with works dedicated to Lorca and to the overlooked female artists of the movement, known as the Sinsombrero.
More than 130 concerts and an expanded family program
Music takes center stage, with more than 130 concerts scheduled throughout the season. Confirmed artists include Joe Jackson, José González, Eliades Ochoa, María del Mar Bonet, The Lemon Twigs, and the collaborative project by Leonor Watling and Leo Sidran. These are complemented by the venue’s own series, such as the Ram Sessions—featuring jazz, emerging bands, and swing—as well as Rambleta Flamenca and Clàssica a la Cambra, in addition to festivals like Surforama, Valencia Punk Fest, and Tenderete.
The family program’s main new addition is the World Magic Festival, featuring 26 performances during the Christmas holidays. The “Rock en Familia” concerts will also continue, and circus, theater, and magic shows for all ages will return.
In the comedy scene, the season brings together figures such as Facu Díaz, Eva Soriano, Ignatius Farray, and Álex O’Dogherty, along with live podcasts from “La Ruina” and “Deforme Semanal Ideal Total.” The exhibition program includes the winning project of the 13th Rambleta Artistic Research Grant and a new edition of “València se Ilustra.” Factoría Rambleta, for its part, will feature at least 17 activities focused on thought and outreach, including a new collaboration with the Spanish Commission for Refugee Aid (CEAR).
