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CÚBIT Festival turns Condeduque into a laboratory for AI, robotic dance and digital art
Artificial intelligence is already part of Madrid's cultural pulse. This week, Condeduque is transformed by the CÚBIT Festival into a space where art and technology mix live.
From 23 to 30 May, the festival offers a programme combining robotic dance, computational puppet theatre, stage works and AI writing workshops. Highlights include shows such as Famulus 2.0 and The Big Bang, alongside work by creators such as Carla Nyman and Lluna Issá Casterà.
During these days, the centre operates as an open laboratory. Artists, scientists and the public share a space to explore how algorithms can influence creativity, proposing new ways to create, interpret and experience culture.
The programme also includes screenings, talks and participatory workshops, designed both for those who closely follow technological innovation and for those looking for different things to do in the city.
Tickets are now available and offer access to an agenda that breaks with traditional formats. The experience is not limited to observing: it invites visitors to interact and question the role of artificial intelligence in everyday life.
Condeduque thus establishes itself as one of the most active spaces on Madrid's cultural scene. Its commitment to crossing disciplines reflects how Madrid incorporates technology into its cultural offering, opening up new experiences that connect with the present and anticipate the future.