Llàtzer Garcia (Girona, 1981). He has directed works by Beckett and Shakespeare, documentary theatre and concerts by groups such as Els Amics de les Arts. He has also directed his own theatrical texts: Au revoir, Lumière (Ciutat de Sagunt Prize), Sweet nothing (Ciutat d’Amposta Prize), Vent a les veles (Marqués de Bradomín Prize, Círculo de Bellas Artes de Madrid), Ens hauríem d’haver quedat a casa (Festival Temporada Alta, Sala Muntaner), Kafka a la ciutat de les mentides (Festival Grec), La terra oblidada (Ciutat de Gandia Prize, Sala Flyhard), La pols (Critics Award and Serra d’Or Award, Sala Flyhard / La Villarroel / Teatro Fernán Gómez), Sota la ciutat (Teatre Lliure), L’última nit del món (Sala Flyhard), Els nens desagraïts (Critics Award, Sala Beckett) and Els somnàmbuls (Festival Temporada Alta). He has also adapted texts by Ray Bradbury, James Joyce and Arnold Wesker. 

He directed the film La pols [Dust], which premiered at the Màlaga Film Festival and later won the Jury and Audience Awards at the Festival Nuovo Cinema Europa in Genoa. He has given workshops and seminars at the Sala Beckett, the Escola Superior de Cinema i Audiovisuals de Catalunya (ESCAC), the ERAM university school and the Col·legi del Teatre. Some of his works have been translated into Spanish and English.

Biography written in 2020