The Goya theater was founded in 1914, although its theatrical activity began two years later. It had a capacity of 1,500 seats, which were reduced with the subsequent renovations. In the beginning, it alternated between a theater and a movie theater, and from 1932 onwards it was only a cinema, calling itself Cine Goya. In 1986, the last film, Steven Spielberg’s Jaws, was screened, once again becoming just a theater.
In 2004 it closed and was almost on the verge of disappearing but the Focus group, the Generalitat de Catalunya, the Barcelona City Council and the Barcelona Provincial Council, under the direction of Josep Maria Pou, brought the theater to a successful conclusion and it reopened its doors and until today .
A beautiful building and a very cultural corner of Barcelona and now a work of art in the form of an original drawing by Pedro Espinosa that can be yours. Ink and watercolor for this original drawing.
Original drawing: Teatre Goya – 29 cm x 21 cm – Ink and watercolor
In addition, a 45 cm x 32 cm sheet signed by the author is attached with the drawing of the Temple Expiatori del Sagrat Cor, in other words, the church located on the Tibidabo mountain in Barcelona
