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Basque performing arts leave Gayar empty-handed

The Basque performing arts had six options to take the Max Award last night at the Max Awards ceremony held in Gayarre, which was attended only by the professors of theatre at the Navarro Villoslada Institute in Pamplona Ignacio Aranguren and Vicente Galbete.
PAMPLONA, 16/06/2025.- El profesor y director de teatro español, Ignacio Aranguren (i) y el catedrático, Vicente Galbete, tras recibir el Premio Max Aficionado o de Carácter Social durante la 28ª edición de los Premios Max de las Artes Escénicas, el reconocimiento más prestigioso dedicado a los profesionales del teatro y la danza en España, este lunes en el teatro Gayarre de Pamplona. EFE/Villar López
Ignacio Aranguren and Vicente Galbet last night, picking up the Max. Photo: Efe.

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The Spanish General Society of Authors and Publishers last night awarded the Max Performing Arts Awards in Pamplona. The Basque companies and artists had a total of six options (Marie de Jongh Company Award for Best Show for Children, Young People or Families and Best Costume Design Award for "Mr. Bo"; Tanttaka Theatre Award for Best Theatre Show and Best Actress - Itziber Garmendi- for "The Color of Leche/Milk"; Kukai

The discipline of dance has gained absolute prominence on the night of the Spanish State's Monumental Arts: the show of the National Ballet Afanador has won five awards, and the contemporary dance show Natural order of things has won three more.

The Max Prize of Honor for Fans or Society has been awarded to Ignacio Aranguren and Vicente Galbet, as announced, for their career as theatre professor at the Navarro Villoslada Institute of Second Language in Pamplona.

The Euskera was heard at the gala in Pamplona, as well as messages of support for Palestine, and Gorka Urbizu and Aurora Beltrán, among others, sang on stage.

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