Calle Rebaño 14, by Títeres Caracartón
Family puppets about prejudice in a block of flats where some rats want to move in.
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About the event
The company Títeres Caracartón performs «Calle Rebaño 14», a family puppet show about prejudice and living together, at the Auditorio Municipal in Encinas Reales on Wednesday 18 November 2026 at 12:30. Part of the Diputación de Córdoba's Cosecha Cultural 2026. Price to be confirmed.
Key points
- Wednesday 18 November at 12:30 at the Auditorio Municipal
- Puppets with animal characters and plenty of humour
- A story about prejudice and giving others a chance
- Diputación de Córdoba's Cosecha Cultural 2026 programme
Flat to let on calle Rebaño
At number 14 calle Rebaño every neighbour has their habits and they all seem to have known each other forever. That is why the arrival of new tenants is quite an event, and when it turns out that the ones wanting to move in are rats, alarm bells start ringing. So begins this show by Títeres Caracartón, starring some very particular animals and designed for all the family.
A tale about prejudice
With humour and wit, the play raises questions that affect young and old alike: is it fair to distrust someone without knowing them? Why is it so hard to accept someone who is different? Through what happens in this community of neighbours, the audience discovers that living together starts with listening, understanding and giving people a chance. The show is at midday on a school day, so there may be school groups in the audience.
Cosecha Cultural in the province
The show is part of Cosecha Cultural 2026, the music and performing arts series with which the Diputación de Córdoba takes theatre, puppets, flamenco and concerts to the towns of the province, in collaboration with each town council. In Encinas Reales it takes place at the Auditorio Municipal. The Diputación has not published the price or ticketing system in its listings, so it is worth asking at the Town Council or the venue itself a few days before, as capacity is limited.
