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Coque Malla plays Mack the Knife in Logroño on 13 November

The Teatro Bretón in Logroño has announced three productions for the weekend of 13 to 15 November 2026: Brecht’s The Threepenny Opera with Coque Malla on Friday, Virginie Despentes’ Teoría King Kong on Saturday and…

The Teatro Bretón de los Herreros in Logroño opens the weekend of 13 to 15 November 2026 with three different productions. The programme begins on Friday 13 November with a Spanish-language version of Bertolt Brecht and Kurt Weill’s The Threepenny Opera (Spanish title: La ópera de los tres centavos). The musician and actor Coque Malla takes on the role of Mack the Knife (Spanish: Mackie Navaja). The performance begins at 20:00. The organiser lists ticket prices of between 9 and 26 euros for this production.

On Saturday 14 November, the Teatro Bretón presents the stage adaptation of Teoría King Kong by the French author Virginie Despentes. The work is regarded as an influential text in feminist debate and will be presented in Logroño as a theatre production. The announcement puts its exploration of power relations, violence and self-determination at the centre.

According to the venue, a family programme is scheduled for Sunday 15 November. The organisers are promoting the weekend’s closing event as suitable for younger audiences and families. Local media describe it as a family-oriented stage event, but have not provided the title, cast or further details.

The information on dates, cast and prices for The Threepenny Opera comes from the cultural venue’s programme announcement and the regional press. The announcements specifically name Coque Malla as the lead actor playing Mack the Knife. The Friday performance is listed for 20:00. Local notices also give the price range for Friday evening. For Saturday and Sunday, the announcements name the respective productions and target audiences; they do not list separate times or detailed ticket information.

The Teatro Bretón de los Herreros’ weekend programme brings together a 20th-century classic, a contemporary feminist adaptation and a family-friendly event. In doing so, the Logroño venue offers a mix of socially engaged theatre and cultural events for different audiences. No assessments of the artistic performances or audience response were available at the time of the announcement; any such statements would be speculative and are therefore not made.

The information reported here relates exclusively to the announced performances in Logroño on 13, 14 and 15 November 2026 and is based on publicly available event listings and press notices from La Rioja.

Editor: Mira Cadena (Article created with AI assistance).

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