What the show offers
Blublu is a family production that immerses the audience in a colourful underwater world, where dance, theatre, and science merge to highlight the issue of plastic pollution in oceans. Directed and performed by Violeta Borruel, with object manipulation by Alfonso Sanjuan, the show transforms plastic into ever-growing bubbles, creating aquatic landscapes that encourage reflection on environmental protection. Recommended for audiences aged 4 to 12, its blend of humour, art, and ecological messaging makes it accessible to all ages.
Who’s behind it
The production is led by Violeta Borruel, a choreographer and performer from Aragon specialising in scenic projects for young audiences. Alongside her, Alfonso Sanjuan handles object manipulation, a key element in the show’s visual narrative. As part of Sala Russafa’s family programming, Blublu stands out for its creativity and engagement with younger viewers.
Schedule and duration
Blublu will be performed at Sala Russafa on 14 and 15 November 2026, with at least one confirmed show on Saturday 14 at 17:00. While the exact duration isn’t specified, similar productions typically last between 50 and 60 minutes, tailored to children’s attention spans.
Prices and tickets
Tickets for Blublu range from €10 to €12, with stalls seats starting at €10 (some with restricted views). Sales are managed via Sala Russafa’s website, where tickets are noted as non-refundable and nominal. Given the family theme, group or family discounts may be available, though details aren’t provided in the sources consulted.
