Aina Tur (Menorca, 1976)
Author, director, teacher and cultural manager.

She is a member of the Advisory Board of Madrid's National Drama Centre. In July 2024, she premiered her latest production, “Sis hectàrees d'oliveres”, awarded the XVII Premi Quim Masó and which she was able to write thanks to a writing residency in Santiago in Chile (organised by the Sala Beckett, the Institut Ramon Llull and the Fundació Santiago Off) and a Creation Grant from the Institució de les Lletres Catalanes. 

She has published plays, narrative and essays. Her plays include “Evolució/ Evolución” (Col·lecció Teatro de Papel, Primer Acto), “Dimecres” (Col·lecció Paraula de Dramaturg), “Es lloga habitació”, “Fotofòbia”, “Una galaxia de luciérnagas” (Libros de La Vorágine) and “Sis hectàrees d'oliveres” (Arola Editors), which have been performed at the Heartbreak Hotel, the Sala Beckett and El Maldà in Barcelona, La Cuarta Pared and the Teatro del Barrio in Madrid, the Teatro Central in Seville, the Muestra de Teatro Español de Autores Contemporáneos d'Alacant and at festivals such as the GREC and Temporada Alta, among others. She has also staged premieres in New York and Chile. 

From 2016 to 2023, she was in charge of programming and company relations at the Sala Beckett/Obrador Internacional de Dramatúrgia. 

As a teacher and educational consultant, she has worked on the creation, writing and implementation of the curricular content of theatre workshops, often in relation to music and dance, at Xamfrà-Centre de música i escena, at Trivium-Centre de música i escena and at the Col·legi de Teatre de Barcelona; as well as creative writing workshops at the Cercle Artístic de Ciutadella.

She has a degree in Catalan Language and Literature (UOC) and in Project Management (University of Deusto). She has studied Pharmacy (UB), Agricultural Engineering (UPC), Acting (Col·legi de Teatre de Barcelona) and Playwriting (Sala Beckett).

Presentation updated in September 2024