TAMA — Teatre Auditori Municipal d'Aldaia
A municipal theatre-auditorium opened in 2002 and the leading cultural venue in Aldaia, seating 713 with a generous 362 m² stage able to hold orchestras of up to 140 musicians. Its year-round programme spans theatre, music, dance and circus, with strands such as 'Colors' (street arts) and the 'L'Esclat' dance festival.
With 713 seats and a 362 m² stage, the TAMA — Teatre Auditori Municipal d'Aldaia is the leading cultural stage in Aldaia. It opened in 2002, and its stage is wide enough to take orchestras of up to 140 musicians, unusual for a municipal theatre in L'Horta Oest.
What's on
The season runs theatre, music, dance and circus throughout the year. Among its own dates, two stand out: the 'Colors' strand devoted to street arts, and the 'L'Esclat' dance festival, which makes the town a fixture for contemporary dance across the València metropolitan area.
Before you go
- Tickets are sold per show, so it pays to check the programme ahead.
- It's on the edge of València, well connected by the A-3.
If you're planning a weekend, see what's on the València agenda before you pick a show.
Frequently asked questions
How do you buy tickets for the TAMA?
Tickets are bought per show, so it's worth checking the programme in advance. It's a paid theatre-auditorium, not free to enter.
Where is the TAMA and how do you get there?
It's in Aldaia, next to Bonaire in l'Horta Oest, on the outskirts of València and well connected to the city.
What's programmed at the TAMA?
It's Aldaia's main cultural stage, with theatre, music, dance and circus throughout the year, plus its own events like the 'Colors' street-arts cycle and the 'L'Esclat' dance festival. It opened in 2002 with 713 seats and a 362 m² stage.
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