La verdadera historia de Caperucita Roja in Villafranca de Córdoba
Búho Teatro revisits the classic tale with humour and imagination in a show for all the family.
All the information
To add it to your calendar, open this page in Safari: tap ··· at the top and choose to open in the browser.
About the event
Cía. Búho Teatro performs «La verdadera historia de Caperucita Roja», family theatre that plays with the classic tale through humour, at the Casa de la Cultura in Villafranca de Córdoba on Saturday 7 November at 18:30. It is part of the Diputación de Córdoba's Cosecha Cultural 2026. Price to be confirmed.
Key points
- Saturday 7 November at 18:30 at the Casa de la Cultura
- Another version of the tale: what if Little Red Riding Hood were not so naive?
- Family theatre with humour and imagination
- Diputación de Córdoba's Cosecha Cultural 2026 programme
The tale, told a different way
The company Búho Teatro invites us back into Little Red Riding Hood's forest to tell a different version from the one we all know. What if Little Red Riding Hood were not so naive? What if the wolf had more than just fangs? Little Red Riding Hood, the wolf and the other characters return to the stage eager to turn the story on its head, using humour, imagination and theatrical play.
Who it is for
It is a family show, designed for children to recognise the tale and be surprised by the changes, and for adults to enjoy the in-jokes. A short afternoon performance, good for going with the little ones and coming out with the tale slightly changed. The Diputación's listings allow an hour and a half for the show.
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 Villafranca de Córdoba it takes place at the Casa de la Cultura. 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.
