The talks about the shows also feature the members of the company. This is a unique opportunity to explore each production in more depth with the personal perspective of an exceptional spectator.
9/10/2026: El Cadell presented by Sílvia Soler
16/10/2026: Una noche con mi hermano presented by Xavier Grasset
4/12/2026: L’hostal de les tres Camèlies presented by Xavier Grasset
22/1/2027: Roig i violeta presented by Sílvia Soler
5/2/2027: La tercera fuga presented by Xavier Grasset
5/3/2027: 450 Volts presented by Laura Rosel
12/3/2027: Litúrgia familiar presented by Sílvia Soler
9/4/2027: Estaria bé morir en l'ordre en què vam néixer presented by Laura Rosel
23/4/2027: Nada (No res) presented by Sílvia Soler
7/5/2027: La Mare Coratge i els seus fills presented by Xavier Grasset
11/6/2027: Les meves petites desgràcies presented by Sílvia Soler
Xavier Grasset i Foraster (Vila-seca 1963). Multifaceted journalist, graduate in Communication and Information Sciences from the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB). Winner of the National Communication Award 2015.
Since 2024 he has presented and co-edited the programme La selva on 3Cat. From 2015 to 2024 he edited and presented Més324 every day. On Catalunya Ràdio he was the editor-in-chief of L’Oracle for nine seasons and the programme about values, Líquids. He was also correspondent for Catalunya Ràdio in Madrid, a station in which he has been deputy editor of El matí de Catalunya Ràdio, and has presented the programmes El món s’acaba, Tot Gira and De 4 a 7. He has also been contributor to other TV programmes such as Sense Títol and El club on TV3, and has presented 12 punts and Artèria 33. He also has extensive experience as a theatre actor and has premiered several shows based on classic and contemporary plays with the company La Tramoia, based in Vila-seca, and CAER. He has been a member of the Artistic Board of the Teatre Bartrina in Reus, and has moderated the theatre talks of the Teatre Lliure and the Festival Grec.
He has published several books and received awards on many occasions for his work as a journalist and broadcaster.
Sílvia Soler i Guasch (Figueres, 1961) is a journalist, and has written novels such as El centre exacte de la nit (1992), El son dels volcans (1998) and L’arbre de Judes (2001). She won the Fiter i Rossell Prize in 2003 for Mira’m als ulls, and the Prudenci Bertrana Prize 2008 for Petons de diumenge. Other highly celebrated works include 39+1, L’ edat en què una dona sap que l’home de la seva vida és ella mateixa (2005), Una família fora de sèrie (2010), L’estiu que comença (2013), Un any i mig (2015), Els vells amics (2017), the collection of articles Rellotges de sol (2018), El fibló (2019), Nosaltres, després (2021), L’alegria de viure (2022), Estimada Gris (2023), Cor Fort (2025) and Érem tan joves (2026). She is a regular contributor to several media outlets.
Sabadell, 1980. Graduate in Journalism (UAB, 1998-2002). She began her professional career at Ràdio Sabadell, and for ten years she worked in the news service of RAC1, editing the daily news programme 14/15 and Via Lliure, summer edition. She began working on TV with the news programme 8 al dia on 8TV and in 2018 she joined Televisió de Catalunya as co-editor and presenter of the political news programme FAQS on Saturday evening, which achieved record audiences. In 2019 she returned to radio, specifically Catalunya Ràdio, where for three seasons she edited and presented El Matí de Catalunya Ràdio. She has directed the documentaries Pau Riba, l'home còsmic and L'estafador de l'amor, has published a series of interviews and reports in the newspaper Ara, and has presented the podcast Totes a taula. She has also dabbled in the performing arts, with Atemptat (Teatre Principal de Sabadell, 2023) and Els contrabandistes de llibres de Darayya (TNC, 2025). She is the current Head of Communications at the Universitat de Barcelona (UB), and still contributes to La2Cat (No se n'ha parlat prou) and El món a RAC1.