Torrevieja's culture department has just unveiled its biggest season yet — a packed calendar of 90 shows running from September through December 2026, presented on 5 August at the Municipal Theatre and the International Auditorium.

A season built on record numbers

The announcement caps off an already strong year: more than 78,000 people have attended Cultura Torrevieja events across the Municipal Theatre and International Auditorium so far in 2026. With this new four-month programme, the city is aiming to pass 120,000 total spectators by the end of December, with organisers projecting roughly 40,000 attendees for the autumn season alone. December is the single busiest month on the calendar, with 26 sessions scheduled.

Who's on the bill

The line-up spans genres: Malú brings her tour to Torrevieja, alongside Ismael Serrano and Diana Navarro on the music side. Sara Baras returns with a new flamenco production. Comedy gets five nights of its own, with Dani Martínez, Goyo Jiménez, Luis Piedrahita, José Luis Calero and José Corbacho each headlining separately. Families and classical fans get the ballet "El Cascanueces" (The Nutcracker), the opera "La Flauta Mágica" (The Magic Flute), and the show "DJ Symphonic Latino." And Mocedades mark 60 years on stage together with Los Panchos in a dedicated anniversary concert.

Tickets and practical info

Tickets for the full autumn programme went on sale at midday on 5 August through the Cultura Torrevieja website. With 90 shows spread across four months, booking early is worth considering for the highest-demand names — Malú and Sara Baras look likely to move fastest given the scale of this season's promotion.

Why it matters for Torrevieja

For a town this size, a season of this scale is unusual. It puts Torrevieja's cultural offering in the same conversation as much larger cities on the Costa Blanca, and gives residents — including the town's large expat community — a reason to pencil in fixed evenings out for the rest of the year, well beyond the usual summer festival season.