All the January programming at the Soho Theatre in Malaga: flamenco, theater, Godspell, and Autóctonxs

New year, new month, and new programming being prepared by the Teatro del Soho CaixaBank. For this month of January, the lineup combines major musical productions, traditional flamenco, contemporary theater, and new dramaturgies, creating a cultural journey that connects tradition, live scene, and top-tier names. Godspell offers its final performances, Farruquito lays the first stone of a new Flamenco in the Soho, Javier Gutiérrez arrives with The Yugoslavs, and a new edition of the Autóctonxs Live Scene Festival begins.

Godspell

• Date: until January 11.
• Schedule: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday at 19:00; Saturdays at 14:00 and 19:00; and Sundays at 14:00.
• Special Times: Friday, December 26 and Friday, January 2, double session at 17:00 and 20:30.
• Tickets from 25 euros.

2026 begins at the Teatro del Soho as they left 2025. The January programming starts with Godspell, which will remain on the bill until January 11. The musical continues on the Malaga stage after the success of its premiere in 2022 and an extensive tour throughout Spain, establishing itself as one of the most prominent recent musical theater productions.

Based on the Gospel of Saint Matthew, the show weaves a narrative that combines musical theater, comedy, and spirituality. On stage, a choral cast of 14 performers, including Angy Fernández, Roko, Javier Ariano, Paula Díaz, and Ferran Fabá, portrays a group of young people rediscovering faith and hope in an urban setting. The proposal integrates live music and a visual language that draws on vaudeville, magic, shadows, and puppets, with iconic songs like "Prepare Ye the Way" and "Day by Day."

Farruquito – Flamenco in the Soho

• Date: Friday, January 16.
• Schedule: 20:00.
• Tickets from 30 euros.

On Friday, January 16, at 20:00, flamenco takes its place again at the Teatro del Soho with its annual Flamenco in the Soho, kicking off with Farruquito & Quinteto Flamenco, thus celebrating its sixth edition. The event is structured as a recital of singing, playing, and dancing that spans various flamenco styles over 60 minutes. The program includes seguiriya, tangos, alegrías, soleá, solo singing and guitar performances, and a festive finale that connects with the popular origins of the genre. The show is envisioned as a vibrant journey through the essence of flamenco, upholding its authenticity and spontaneous nature.

Juan Manuel Fernández Montoya, artistically known as Farruquito, is a pivotal figure in contemporary flamenco. Grandson of the dancer Farruco, he started his career in childhood and has developed an international trajectory marked by the strength, technique, and truth of his dance, establishing himself as one of the current great references of the art form.

The Yugoslavs

• Date: Friday 23 and Saturday 24 of January.
• Schedule: 19:00.
• Tickets from 25 euros.

The text theater has its space in the January agenda with The Yugoslavs, which can be seen on Friday 23 and Saturday 24 of January, both at 19:00, with tickets from 25 euros. The play is written and directed by Juan Mayorga and features a cast including Javier Gutiérrez, Luis Bermejo, Marta Gómez, and Alba Planas.

The story begins when a waiter asks for help from a customer whom he has seen encouraging another with his words. This initial gesture triggers an exchange of stories and personal searches around love, sadness, hope, and the power of language. Two men exchange words and two women exchange maps in a plot that reflects on what we do with words and what words do with people.

Autóctonxs by San Miguel – Live Scene Festival

• Date: from January 29 to February 1.
• Schedule Dar Ghost: Thursday, January 29 at 19:00.
• Schedule Ayoub: Friday, January 30 at 19:00.
• Schedule Military Exercises to Confuse Ecstasy with Agony: Saturday, January 31 at 19:00.
• Schedule Pulsión de Dulzura with Sara Torres, Carmen Rojas, and Karelis Zambrano: Sunday, February 1 at 13:00.
• Season passes from 50 euros.

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The month ends with the fourth edition of Autóctonxs by San Miguel – Live Scene Festival, held from January 29 to February 1 at the Teatro del Soho CaixaBank. The festival presents a lineup with 80% of proposals from Malaga, broadening its scope to creators from other parts of Andalusia and an international show. Season passes are available from 50 euros.

Over four days, more than 20 artists participate in formats such as Impro in the Hall, Poetic Happening, Rehearsal Success, and New Dramaturgies. The main stage hosts proposals like Dar Ghost (Thursday 29 at 19:00), a show that integrates theater, dance, live music, and projections; AYOUB, by Marina Otero, coming from Buenos Aires on Friday 30 at 19:00; Military Exercises to Confuse Ecstasy with Agony, by the company Eskatón, on Saturday 31 at 19:00; and Pulsión de dulzura, with Carmen Rojas, Sara Torres, and Karelis Zambrano, closing the festival on Sunday, February 1 at 13:00.