MoraBanc Andorra la Vella 2025–26 season opens with RODIN: The Sculptor of Emotions

The MoraBanc Andorra la Vella 2025–26 season opens on Thursday 27 November with RODIN: The Sculptor of Emotions, presented by the Sergio Bernal Dance Company. The multidisciplinary production — which blends dance, sculpture and music to reinterpret works by Auguste Rodin — will be staged at the Centre de Congressos d’Andorra la Vella at 8:30 p.m.

The programme runs through 21 April and brings together classical music, contemporary creation and international dance, with an emphasis on artistic quality and broad accessibility. Organisers say the season is intended to reinforce Andorra la Vella’s role as a cultural hub, attract outside audiences and give young people a visible place in the programme while keeping ticket prices affordable.

Key highlights include the guitar duo Thibaut Garcia and Antoine Morinière performing Bach’s Goldberg Variations on 9 December; the Trio Claret‑Colom on 8 January; and Philippe Herreweghe with Collegium Vocale Gent presenting Bach cantatas and a missa brevis on 22 January. Contemporary and popular music acts include El Petit de Cal Eril on 4 February and Carles Viarnès on 19 February, and the Junior Ballet of the Paris Opera appears on 4 March. The season closes with countertenor Jakub Józef Orliński accompanied by pianist Michał Biel on 21 April.

Organisers emphasise a transversal approach that mixes disciplines to engage different audiences and to place Andorra on international touring circuits. They also cite the ongoing challenges of balancing budget, creative risk and logistics in a small country, and signal ambitions to expand coproductions and explore technological tools — including artificial intelligence — in future editions.

The season’s regular cadence, combining music and dance one or two times monthly, is designed to offer sustained cultural activity in the capital and to encourage greater public attendance and familiarity with a range of artistic forms.