Vivaldianno comes to the Teatro del Soho CaixaBank from October 15 to 18
The show about Vivaldi, narrated by Carlos Hipólito, combines live music, dance and 3D projections. Tickets are already on sale from 25 euros.
Redacción · Publicada el September 10, 2026
The Teatro del Soho CaixaBank will host from 15 to 18 October the show Vivaldianno: El resplandor de Venecia, according to the note sent by the theatre itself. Tickets, priced from 25 euros, are already available on the theatre's website, at the box office and at El Corte Inglés points of sale.
The work recreates the life and work of the baroque composer Antonio Vivaldi set in Venecia. On stage, thirteen live musicians and five dancers take part, in a production that combines 3D projections, animations and light and laser effects.
The narrator of the Spanish version is the actor Carlos Hipólito, known for the series Cuéntame cómo pasó. In the international version of the show, that role is played by Pierce Brosnan.
The project was created and produced by Michal Dvořák, member of the rock group LUCIE, and the libretto is the work of the Czech writer Tomáš Belko. Among the company's soloists are Martina Bačová, first violin of the Sinfonietta Checa and of the Solistas de Cámara de Praga, as well as Marco Čaňo and Julia Starczewska.
According to the note, the show has toured internationally through more than thirty cities in Europe, Asia and Latinoamérica and has been seen by more than four hundred thousand spectators. Its arrival at the Teatro del Soho CaixaBank marks, according to the same source, its premiere in España.
The work recreates the life and work of the baroque composer Antonio Vivaldi set in Venecia. On stage, thirteen live musicians and five dancers take part, in a production that combines 3D projections, animations and light and laser effects.
The narrator of the Spanish version is the actor Carlos Hipólito, known for the series Cuéntame cómo pasó. In the international version of the show, that role is played by Pierce Brosnan.
The project was created and produced by Michal Dvořák, member of the rock group LUCIE, and the libretto is the work of the Czech writer Tomáš Belko. Among the company's soloists are Martina Bačová, first violin of the Sinfonietta Checa and of the Solistas de Cámara de Praga, as well as Marco Čaňo and Julia Starczewska.
According to the note, the show has toured internationally through more than thirty cities in Europe, Asia and Latinoamérica and has been seen by more than four hundred thousand spectators. Its arrival at the Teatro del Soho CaixaBank marks, according to the same source, its premiere in España.