At number 15 Allada Vermell Street, in the heart of the Born district, there is a narrow door that invites you to pause. If you go through it, you discover the smallest theater in Barcelona: La Puntual. With a capacity of between 46 and 60 people, it is one of the most unique venues in the city. Puppets, marionettes, and shadow puppets have been the stars of the four walls that have housed the theater for two decades, which has become a meeting point for children, families, schools, and artists from around the world.

Nico Baixas (San Esteban de Palautordera, 1971), after almost ten years of success with Cirque du Soleil, has decided to return to street theatre, where he feels most comfortable. And he starts, as it could not be otherwise, in the next edition of the FiraTàrrega (from September 11 to 14) with the premiere of his new show One Hand Show, in which his hands regain prominence.

This week we want to recommend a wide range of activities for the coming days. You can choose from the Winter Circus at the Ateneo Popular de 9 Barrios, Christmas getaways, a laugh about parenting with a show by Miriam Tirado, or delving into the adventures of Geronimo Stilton, among others.