La reina lloba

La reina lloba

A character who gets dirty, who fights, who loves, who scratches, who wins and loses

Pau Carrió dedicates his new creation to Margaret of Anjou: the She-Wolf Queen. She is one of the most quoted characters in Shakespeare's plays, always revolving around the great male protagonists (Henry VI, Richard III), yet does not have a play of her own.

With La reina lloba, Carrió sets out to reveal the exciting life of this historical figure. Margaret will be a bride, wife, lover, queen, mother, warrior, widow and visionary witch. She will plot political intrigues, lead the Lancastrian armies, fight against the Yorks and, ultimately, lose the war, the crown, her husband and her only son. She will go into exile in France but will return to England, at the age of fifty, to announce the end of Richard III's reign of terror.

 

Following the recommendations of Civil Protection, we inform you that today's performance of La reina lloba on 12 February has been cancelled. We will contact affected audience members to arrange for ticket refunds. Thank you for your understanding. 

Authorship
Pau Carrió, from William Shakespeare
 

Direction
Pau Carrió

With
Quim Àvila, Pepo Blasco, Queralt Casasayas, Josep Julien, Ana Nicolás de Cabo, Xavi Ricart, Pau Roca, Maria Rodríguez Soto, David Vert

Set design
Sebastià Brosa

Costumes
Adriana Parra

Lighting
Raimon Rius (AAI)
Mireia Sintes

Composer and live musical performer
Ana Nicolás de Cabo

Sound
Gonzalo Bañeres

Characterization
Toni Santos

Movement
Anna Rubirola

Assistant director
Clara Mata

Set design assistant
Paula Font

Costume assistant
Núria Manzano

Set construction
Jorba – Miró. Estudi - Taller d’escenografia
Pascualin Estructures

Puppet construction (horses and nymphs)
Jorba – Miró. Estudi - Taller d’escenografia

Puppet construction (boy, baby and falcon)
Sebastià Brosa

Jewelry Making

Agnès Wasserman

 

Carpentry work 
Tros de soca

Costume design
Goretti Puente

Production
Teatre Nacional de Catalunya

TNC technical and management teams

Prices

From €14 to €28

General information

Theatre
2 h 15 min
+ 14 years
Show included in the ticket

Schedules

Wednesday to Saturday at 7 p.m.
Sunday at 6 p.m.

Accessibility

Accessible Play: 26/02/26

Audio description
Adapted subtitles

Recommended age

+ 14 years