With only 28 seats, the market hall in the Sevillian neighborhood of Triana hides a small auditorium, ‘Casala Teatro’, a place created by the determination of a man who wanted to have his own performance hall, but of a small size, and which has been maintained for more than 14 years with a stable annual program.
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The idea, which seemed utopian, was had by the Sevillian sculptor Fernando Rodalva, who without knowing it managed to create the smallest theater in the world in the heart of a market hall, a project that has provided him with everything necessary to live happily.
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