Daily Diary

The Leal Theatre hosts the staging of Abubukaka's "Dracula", an adaptation in verse of Bram Stoker's famous novel. Above all, however, it is a bold attempt to drag the Count out from his gloom with laughter. The show will take place on Friday 6 at 20:30 and Saturday 7 at 19:00 and 21:30. Tickets are on sale for €10, €12, and €15.

The maestro Víctor Pablo Pérez will stand before the Symphony Orchestra to perform the “most serene Requiem of all musical literature”, composed by Gabriel Fauré. The orchestra will breathe life into this score across three stages, La Laguna, on Thursday 5 at 20:00 at the Cathedral; Santa Cruz, at the Auditorium at 19:30; and Güímar, on Saturday 7 at 20:00, at the San Pedro Church.

The TEA Tenerife Arts Space hosts the exhibition "El azar objetivo. Fotografía de vanguardia en la Colección COFF" through 15 July, again showing the public some of the pieces of the Ordóñez-Falcón Photography Collection (COFF). It is the most substantive private photography collection in Spain and one of the most extensive in all of Europe. It will remain open Tuesday to Sunday, from 10:00 to 20:00, until 25 June.

The CajaCanarias Cultural Space in Santa Cruz hosts the exhibition “Vikingos. Guerreros del Norte, Gigantes del Mar” (Vikings: Warriors of the North, Giants of the Sea). It is the result of a collaboration with the company Museums Partner and the National Museum of Denmark and can be visited through 11 August from Monday to Friday 10:00 to 13:30 and 17:30 to 20:00, and Saturdays from 10:00 to 13:30. Admission is free

The TEA Tenerife Arts Space hosts the exhibition “Crisis? What Crisis? Chapter 2. Drawings (and other anthropological resources)”, a collection concentrated on drawing and its relevance to the careers of twenty Canary Islands artists born after 1975. The show can be visited from Tuesday to Sunday, 10:00 to 20:00, until 3 June.