Blue Book Theatre Company

08/04/2026

"Blue Book Theatre Company was born from the belief that theatre can bridge the local and international communities in Barcelona. With artists from over 25 countries, the company stages professional productions in English. Since its beginnings in the aftermath of the pandemic, the Blue Book Theatre Company has built a presence across Barcelona's stages. Their repertoire moves between dark comedy and intimate drama. In 2026, that work was recognised with the title of 'Theatre Company of the Year' at the Spanish Business Awards. That inclusivity is built into the company's DNA where actors rotate from production to production, with an effort to give opportunities to non-native English speakers as well as emerging and established directors. The company avoids making theatre feel exclusive by working with well-known, published writers and clear narratives. They aim to remove the intimidation that sometimes surrounds the arts. "We try to stay as general as possible in storytelling," Kelly explains, "so everybody can come."

Blue Book Theatre Company launches new show, 'In other words,' a love story about dementia and loss

06/04/2026

06/04/2026

Blue Book Theatre Company launches new show, 'In other words,' a love story about dementia and loss

29/03/2026

In Other Words by Matthew Seager directed by Jonathan Bella Luto Playing at Teatreneu and El Retiro, Sitges this April 2026.

April 2026
Teatreneu, Barcelona
El Retiro, Sitges

“The play uses flashbacks, reflections, and direct audience address in a non-linear structure that itself mirrors the mind of an Alzheimer’s patient. This is a particularly intelligent dramaturgical choice — the form enacts the theme. The audience doesn’t just observe a failing mind; they experience something of its disorientation firsthand.” -British Theatre Guide

“Seager describes hoping audiences can leave with a smile on their face and tears in their eyes — and that being in love and wanting to care for those close to us is something universal we can all connect to. That balance — joy and grief held simultaneously — is perhaps the most defining quality of the piece, and why it has now reached over 300,000 people across four continents.” First Night Magazine

Arthur played by
Bruin Chan

Jane played by
Chrystele Alix .tales

Assistant Direction
Milo Zrob

Dance Coordinator
Rober Gomez

photos by the talented Mattia Sedda

28/03/2026

Born in 1982 in Figueres, Spain, Rober Gómez is an actor and dancer with over two decades of experience performing with leading European companies. He is a two-time nominee for Best Male Dancer at the Barcelona Premis Butaca.

Rober trained at the Institut del Teatre i de la Dansa de Barcelona and furthered his studies at the Rudra Béjart School in Lausanne, as well as at the Actors Studio with Nancy Tuñón (2001–2003) and the Frankestein Studio (2023–2024).

He is currently focusing on screen acting, with work spanning commercials, music videos, and short films. He recently appeared in Polvo Serán, a musical drama directed by Carlos Marqués-Marcet.

Rober is also co-founder, performer, and director of Hotel Col.lectiu Escènic, a multidisciplinary dance collective that collaborates with directors across artistic fields. Their latest production, directed by Jordi Oriol, premiered at the Teatre Nacional de Catalunya in March 2025.

In addition, he has worked as Assistant Director and Movement Coordinator to Greta Griniūtė on the stage production Adventures of Nicole in 2023.

21/03/2026

Milo Zrob is a San Francisco–based theatre artist and graduate of the Ruth Asawa School of the Arts and our intern this 2025-2026 year. His performance credits include Gomez Addams and Mal Beineke in The Addams Family, Marcellus Washburn in The Music Man, and the Balladeer in Stephen Sondheim’s Assassins.

Beyond acting, Zrob is also a published playwright and director. His original play, The Endless Fields of Nowhere, has been produced in both San Francisco and New York, reflecting his commitment to developing new work for the stage.

In addition to his performance and writing work, Zrob has broadened his practice here in Barcelona into technical theatre, with experimenting in lighting and sound design, running tech, and executing lighting cues, as well as assisting in set design.

He is currently supporting the director on the season’s final production, In Other Words, further deepening his collaborative work behind the scenes.

He will be a double major in both Psychology and Theatre this upcoming fall in Upstate New York, back home in the USA.

We are forever grateful for his endless enthusiasm and the love he brings to Blue Book and all of it’s collaborators. photo by

19/03/2026

02/03/2026

March 2026
Teatre Gaudi

Constellations by Nick Payne is a play about love, chance, and the small choices that shape our lives, told through the relationship between Marianne, a physicist, and Roland, a beekeeper. Rather than following one straightforward storyline, the play shows many different versions of the same moments in their relationship, suggesting that every decision creates a new possible reality. Some versions are awkward and funny, while others are painful and deeply emotional, reflecting how fragile and unpredictable human connection can be. As the story develops, the focus shifts from possibility to inevitability, raising questions about fate, free will, and what it means to love someone when time is limited. Through its simple staging and fast-paced dialogue, the play reminds us that even in a universe full of endless outcomes, the choices we make — especially to love and care for one another — still matter. Directed by Jon Mason.

07/02/2026

Trailer filming for the Barefoot in the Park by Neil Simon production. Directed and adapted by Daniel M. Jacobs . Filming by and their wonderful assistant