How many dancers are taking part in the 2026 Biennial?

The organisers refer to more than one hundred dancers across the edition. The figure includes soloists, companies, ensembles and artists taking part in galas and mixed-format shows.

Who are the major dance figures at the 2026 Biennial?

Among the leading names are Sara Baras, Israel Galván, Manuel Liñán, Farruquito, Andrés Marín, Olga Pericet, Ana Morales, Pastora Galván, David Coria, Alfonso Losa, Isabel Bayón, Patricia Guerrero, Rafaela Carrasco and María Moreno.

Which young dancers stand out in 2026?

The Biennial particularly highlights Juan Tomás de la Molía, Águeda Saavedra and Sara Jiménez, who take on their own leading roles in the programme. Young performers also appear in companies and projects by established artists.

When is Sara Baras performing?

Sara Baras presents Infinita at the Teatro de la Maestranza on September 11, 12 and 13, 2026. It is a world premiere and marks her return to the Biennial after fourteen years.

What show is Israel Galván presenting?

Israel Galván premieres Bolero de blanco y negro on September 26 at the Teatro de la Maestranza. The work enters into dialogue with Maurice Ravel’s music and other boleros through his choreographic language.

Where is the most experimental dance concentrated?

Teatro Central brings together several of the works most focused on research and contemporary creation, with Olga Pericet, Juan Tomás de la Molía and Águeda Saavedra, Andrés Marín and Sara Jiménez, among others.

Are there dance shows at the Royal Artillery Factory?

Yes. Ana Morales premieres there Rapsodia. Fantasía subterránea on September 13 and 14, and María Moreno takes part on September 23 in Trilogía. Al baile with Pablo Martín Caminero.

What is a good option for discovering the new generation?

Te atrevo, by Juan Tomás de la Molía and Águeda Saavedra on September 23, and La compañía, by Sara Jiménez on September 29, are two of the clearest events for following new creators.

Where can I see prices and buy tickets?

Tickets are sold through the official channels listed on each Biennial event page. You can also consult our guide to tickets, prices and discounts for the 2026 Biennial.

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