Beyond the Stage
Beyond the Stage
Blue Book is only possible because of the remarkable people who choose to be part of it. From the carpenters who build the worlds our stories live in, to the photographers, videographers, movement artists, and designers who give each production its visual and physical life — every collaborator brings something irreplaceable to the work. Behind every show is a community of generous, imaginative humans who share our belief that theatre matters. We are proud and grateful to work alongside every one of them.
Videographers.
The videographers are the storytellers who catch the sparks between moments — the movement, the atmosphere, the quiet magic that might otherwise slip by. They have turned our work into living, breathing stories on screen.
Carpentry.
G-Lab Barcelona
The carpenters are the hands that turn ideas into structures, giving form and strength to the worlds we imagine. With precision, patience, and a deep feel for their materials, they build the foundations our work stands on. We’re grateful for the makers who shape wood into possibility and help our projects take solid, tangible shape.
Festivals
Karachi Arts & Culture Festival 2024
In October 2024, Blue Book Theatre Company took their work beyond Barcelona and onto an international stage — performing Circle Mirror Transformation at the World Culture Festival in Karachi, Pakistan, hosted by the Arts Council of Pakistan.
Internships
Erasmus+, UIC Barcelona, and Spanish Gap Year Barcelona
Blue Book Theatre Company offers hands-on internship placements in production and stage management for students and graduates. We collaborate with Erasmus+, UIC Barcelona, and Spanish Gap Year Barcelona to welcome interns into active productions — genuine involvement from planning, rehearsals, all the way through to opening night, in a multicultural English-language environment in Barcelona.
Photographers.
We’re thankful to the photographers who capture our work with clarity, creativity, and care. Their images help us share our projects with the wider world, and we’re proud to highlight these talented humans who bring our story to life.
Puppeteering.
Amplestreet
Meet Santi Puche from Amplestreet, a puppetmaker and creative, whose incredible craftsmanship and imagination has brought the fantastical characters from Hand to God by Robert Askins to life. Check out his work.
Dance & Movement
Rober Gomez
We are grateful to work alongside artists who understand that the body speaks its own language, and who help us tell stories from the inside out. Movement artists are the beating heart of a production — the ones who fill silence with intention and transform space into something felt as much as seen. Whether choreographing a full ensemble or bringing a single gesture to its most expressive truth, the dance and movement collaborators we work with bring physical storytelling to life with skill, sensitivity, and an instinct for the stage.
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