Boscos Endins (Into the woods) is spoken in catalan and can be divided in two parts separated by an half an hour intermission. The first one would be like your typical fairy tale if it didn't hide the objective of building up character relations for the second part. We are not making this statement light headed, if Boscos Endins (Into the woods) ended in intermission it would be a complete play, but fortunately it goes on into one delicious second half, made of a moral limbo which, want it or not, is far more ethical than the black and white from fairy tales.

We consider that Boscos Endins (Into the woods) only really starts on the second half (maybe a little too late) in what is a coup d'etat that brings upon the death of the narrator.

Boscos Endins' sets more than fulfil the objective of bringing the woods into the scenery and the cast, although doesn't count with any big names, does one wonderful job.

Victória Theatre (Teatre Victória) (Paral.lel Station – Line 2 or 3 of Metro) is small, making the backwards seats' view good enough.

Nevertheless we don't recommend the 3^rd and 4^th rows as there is no elevation before the 5^th row. A good seat costs approximately 37€ online or on an ATM machine, but if you have the time it is better to buy it directly as there are many discounts up to 25%.