Fernando López's 'Las que tienen que servir' premieres at Teatro Campos

The BAD Bilbao festival, organized by the Bilbao City Council, concludes today, October 25th, with a program of premieres.

Generic image: an illuminated empty stage in a contemporary theater, focusing on the textures of the set and the lighting.
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Generic image: an illuminated empty stage in a contemporary theater, focusing on the textures of the set and the lighting.

The Bilbao City Council, through the BAD Bilbao festival, presented the absolute premiere of Fernando López's 'Las que tienen que servir' on Saturday, October 24th, at the Sala Kupula Aretoa of Teatro Campos.

The dance and theater work, lasting 60 minutes and aimed at all audiences, was showcased on October 24th at 9:00 PM. 'Las que tienen que servir' is an artistic project by Fernando López that brings together cleaning workers and housewives to review their representation in art history, music, dance, and literature.
Fernando López (1990) is a dancer, choreographer, and philosopher, holding a PhD in Aesthetics from Paris 8-Saint Denis University. He combines artistic creation with academic research and teaching. Since 2009, he has directed his own company in contemporary flamenco.
BAD Bilbao concludes today, October 25th, having featured four premieres in the Basque Country, one at the state level, and six absolute premieres. This year's venues included La Fundición, Harrobia Eskena, Bilborock, the Sala Cúpula of Teatro Campos, and Dantzerti. The full program is available on badbilbao.eus.
Tickets for today's performances can be purchased at the box office for 10 euros, and/or via the festival's website.
Based on information from the official source: Ayuntamiento de Bilbao (25/10/2026)