Alta Realitat Tickets

Alta Realitat emerged in 2003 in Barcelona, evolving from the London-based Heightened Reality. This performer is defined by a multidisciplinary, inclusive approach to art, weaving contemporary dance, theatre-in-dance, and integrated performances that include dancers with disabilities. While the company’s last widely documented activities trace back to around 2011 and the group is listed as extinct (extinta) since 2017, Alta Realitat’s legacy continues to influence contemporary performance circles in Spain and beyond. Here’s a concise profile, including notable works, recognition, and what to watch for in future projects.

Below you’ll find an overview of the artist’s biography, discography highlights as they relate to performance works, and upcoming tour information where available. For fans and new audiences alike, this page aims to provide a reliable, no-fruss insight into Alta Realitat’s impact on contemporary dance and integrated theatre.

Key works like Ölelés (2004), which earned the Ciudad de Barcelona prize for Best Dance Show (2004), and the Feria de Huesca prize for Best Dance Proposal (2005) helped establish Alta Realitat as a prominent voice in European dance theatre. The signature pieces V.I.T.R.I.O.L. (2009) and Black Out-Doppelgänger (2010) showcase the group’s exploration of memory, perception, and identity through innovative movement and staging. Although official channels from the era—such as the former Facebook page ALTAREALITAT.PAGINA.OFICIAL and the Twitter handle @altarealitat—are no longer actively maintained, historical accounts remain part of the artist’s documented trail. For those seeking authentic, up-to-date tour info, we’ll guide you to trusted sources and venues as opportunities arise.

We’ve got you covered for secure, straightforward access to performances and related events. Stay tuned for official announcements, and if you’re looking to explore related artists or collaborations within Barcelona’s vibrant dance scene, we can point you toward upcoming showcases and contemporary theatre programs in the city.