The best shows to see as a family this Christmas

BarcelonaThe year is ending, and one of the best times to go to the theater as a family is upon us. Theater programmers know this, and that's why the program is filled with the most popular shows for children. From the new Mic show to classics like The Little Prince And the Raluy Circus or the Ateneu Popular 9 Barris, these are the most tempting productions to visit the theaters during the Christmas holidays.

SX3's most beloved puppet takes to the stage of the Sant Andreu Teatre this Christmas with a tender and surprising story about a letter. With Mic close by, the audience will accompany him, help him, and may even be inspired to write their own letter. The show, produced by La Perla 29, It premiered successfully last season.

Miriam Tirado's hugely popular story about the navel comes to life in this musical Starring Beth Rodergas, the show premiered successfully last season. It unfolds an exciting adventure about a young girl and her relationships, and is designed for audiences aged 3 and up.

With eleven seasons under his belt, The Little Prince It's already a Christmas classic, a must-see for the whole family. The duo of Àngel Llàcer and Manu Guix reunite on stage once again to bring to life this magical show full of songs that will forever remain in the memories of its audience.

Pot Petit concludes one of its most massive tours with a series of concerts at the Teatre Victòria, bringing together the most endearing and well-known characters from its songs. The group takes to the stage with its full band to transport the audience to the exciting and unfamiliar world of Ona, Gall Ot, DJ Güí, and all their friends.

The company Els Escarlata, a pioneer of contemporary circus in Catalonia, has created this show specifically to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the Winter Circus at the Ateneu Popular de 9 Barris. Clowns, tightrope walkers, and acrobats work together to construct a stage universe that draws inspiration from plants and gardens to celebrate nature's ability to emerge from the most inhospitable places.

The Raluy Historical Circus sets up in Port Vell with its iconic tent and a new show: LandAcrobats on a teeterboard, trapeze artists, clowns, and dancers join the circus ring in a production the company describes as "a visual poem" to speak "of the world that breathes, moves, and evolves." A must-see for lovers of traditional circus, crafted with care and emphasizing the close connection with the audience.