Carles Berga
Set design
Born in Barcelona in 1978, Carles Berga graduated in Architecture from Ramon Llull University in 2005. During his studies, he collaborated with La Fura dels Baus and Alfons Flores, designing sets for various productions. He made his debut at the Teatro Colón in Buenos Aires in 2013 with the Tetralogy directed by Valentina Carrasco. Since then, he has created sets for opera, film, museums, major events, and installations. His notable works include La forza del destino (Zurich), Fidelio (Bordeaux), and Lucrezia. Borgia (Rome), Nixon in China (Paris), La fanciulla del West (Turin), Turandot (Barcelona), Aida (Macerata), La Favorite (Bergamo) and Die Zauberflöte (Trieste). Outside the realm of opera, highlights include the opening ceremony of the Copa América in Barcelona, Malinche by Nacho Cano, and the set design for the 2018 Goya Awards.
