A footballer at the height of his career, an unexpected press conference, and a secret that can only be told through memory. RASA arrives in La Gleva with a monologue that blends football, childhood, and art in an intimate and powerful journey.

RASA: the monologue that turns football into an emotional language
Toni Trabal, star of the best team in the world, calls the media together at a critical moment in the season.
The team is playing for the most important titles, but he needs to talk.
It needs to explain something that doesn't fit on a scoreboard. RASA uses childhood memories to construct a multi-voiced monologue that reflects on memory, play, and how both shape who we are.
With Arnau Comas as the sole performer and original music by Meritxell Neddermann , the work presents football and art as two tools that share the same intention: to communicate, to save, to sustain.
An intimate, physical and emotional piece that moves between confession and metaphor.
An artistic team that plays in the first division
The play is directed and written by Sergi Ducet , who premieres his second production with Teatre La Gleva . He is joined by Martí Sancliment (playwright and assistant director), Llorenç Balaguer (set design, lighting, and sound), and Tura Torras (movement and acting support). This close-knit team transforms the stage into a field where memory is laid bare.
🎭 RASA at Teatre La GlevaAn intimate monologue about football, memory, and the game. A performance that moves you from the very first line. |
Dates, times and tickets
📅 Dates: from June 26, 2026 to October 18, 2026
⏱ Duration: 90 minutes
🕒 Showtimes: performances at 20:00 pm and 19:00 pm
🎟 Price: from €16
📍 Location: Teatre La Gleva — Carrer de La Gleva, 19 (Barcelona)
🚇 How to get there: FGC lines 6 and 7 (Sant Gervasi) / Metro L3 Fontana–Lesseps
♿ Accessibility: Not adapted for people with reduced mobility
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An emotional journey that connects with any viewer
RASA is a work that speaks of football, yes, but also of what remains when the noise fades: memory, childhood, wounds we didn't know were still there. It's a show experienced through the body and emotions, with a performer who commands the stage with absolute dedication.
A production that demonstrates that the theatre can be a refuge, a mirror and a place to play again.
In La Gleva, RASA becomes a luminous reminder
We all have an inner child trying to understand the world. And sometimes, to explain it, all we need is a story, a ball, and a stage.
