The play "Fes-ho per tu!" fills Granollers' Roca Umbert Library

The participatory performance on the responsibility of Catalan gathered a large audience in the event hall.

Generic image of a library auditorium with empty seats.
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Generic image of a library auditorium with empty seats.

The participatory play "Fes-ho per tu!", by the company Frec a Frec, filled the event hall of the Roca Umbert Library in Granollers this Thursday, November 12th, humorously addressing the responsibility of maintaining Catalan as a social language.

The performance, which began at 6 PM, brought together linguistic pairs from Granollers' Voluntariat per la llengua (Volunteer for Language program), Catalan students, and the general public, who responded with great involvement.
"Fes-ho per tu!" presents four everyday situations where people often switch languages, such as medical visits, work conversations, or social media interactions. The play encourages reflection and debate, offering the audience the opportunity to intervene and suggest alternative attitudes.
Attendees contributed numerous proposals during the scenes, sparking a participatory debate on the need to promote the social use of Catalan and the situations where one can choose to maintain it.
This theatrical piece, premiered in 2025, is part of the campaign "Provem-ho en català. Molt per parlar. Molt per viure" (Let's Try it in Catalan. Much to discuss. Much to live for), an initiative promoting interpersonal language use. Its positive reception has led to continued performances for various groups.
Based on information from the official source: CPNL - Consorci per a la Normalització Lingüística (13/11/2026)