
Frankopoleon, a Basque-language play set in 2070, Oiartzun
On Sunday 15 November 2026 at 19:00 the Landetxe Kultur Aretoa, the cultural hall of Oiartzun in Gipuzkoa, presents Frankopoleon, a play created by KulturArteCo, the company of Ekhiñe Famoso Intxaurrandieta, Inma Koiote and Saioa Gomez Tejeria, within the Geuretik sortuak project promoted by Udalbiltza. The listing quotes the company's own introduction: the year is 2070 and the dual state called Frankopoleon asks what makes us Basque, from which viewpoints we are observed, limited, silenced or shaped, how many languages Basque speakers use, which Basque we speak, where we come from and how we will end up. The performance is in Basque and the ticket costs 9 euros. The listing gives no end time, so about an hour and a half is assumed. A thoughtful play with questions for the whole room gives a solo visitor plenty to talk about afterwards. «¿Qué nos hace euskaldunes?» Starts 19:00, ends about 20:30. Source: Kulturklik — Basque Government / Open Data Euskadi (CC BY 4.0). The listing gives no end time, so the end shown here is estimated.




