The festival, primarily held in Tàrrega with some sessions in Bellpuig, will present theatrical pieces lasting approximately 20 minutes each. These works are the result of the training groups' efforts and will be exclusively available during the festival days at the Teatre Ateneu, the members' hall of the Ateneu de Tàrrega, and the theatre of Bellpuig Castle.
The program kicks off on Friday, May 29th, in the evening with adult groups and invited collectives. Saturday, May 30th, will feature three time slots: midday for children's groups, afternoon for teenagers, and evening for young and adult groups. Sunday, May 31st, will have two more sessions, a family and youth one at midday and a children's one in the afternoon. Activities will continue on Monday, June 1st, with the Multiescèniques proposal, and the official closing will be on June 8th at Bellpuig Castle.
The Cruma festival highlights the students' complete creative process, from the initial idea to staging, allowing them to apply their acquired knowledge. This initiative has become an established cultural event open to the public, fostering intergenerational participation and showcasing local talent. Admission is free, with an optional voluntary contribution at the end of each session to cover organizational costs.
In parallel with the festival, Cruma has opened registration for the 2026-2027 academic year, inviting children, youth, and adults to join the project. For more details, visit the website www.crumataller.com or the entity's social media channels.
