"Gaudí, the Man Who Spoke with Dragons" Show Commemorates Architect's Death Centenary in Cambrils

Dozens of families attended the performance at the Cultural Center of the play written by Jordi Folck and directed by Asier Gilabert.

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Dozens of children enjoyed the puppet show “Gaudí, the Man Who Spoke with Dragons” yesterday afternoon at the Cambrils Cultural Center, a play commemorating the architect's death centenary.

The play, written by Jordi Folck and directed by Asier Gilabert, narrates the story of the Riudoms-born architect from his childhood to the awakening of his talent in Barcelona, accompanied by various dragons that guide him.
Mythological characters such as El Fredolic, l'Espany, and Gaudiamus become secondary figures in the story, connecting with Antoni Gaudí's belief in the wisdom of these creatures, which he brought to life in his works. The piece also highlights nature as a source of inspiration for the architect.
This imaginative approach turned Gaudí into a reference. Folck and Gilabert have captured in this highly original puppet show a story that was enjoyed by dozens of Cambrils families.
Based on information from the official source: Ajuntament de Cambrils (22/10/2026)