Rosa M. Isart i Margarit (Barcelona, 1970) is a theatre journalist, playwright and occasional poet. She studies Law and History of Art, and has a master’s degree in Libraries and Heritage Collections and a postgraduate degree in Documentation Management at the University of Barcelona. She has taken several courses including an Audiovisual Narrative Course directed by Joan Marimon Padrosa (University of Barcelona, July 2002), a Master Class by Fabrice Melquiot in the Romea Foundation (May, 2004) and a Master Class by Patricia Zangaro (Teatro x la Identidad) in La Casona (October 2005). She is a member of the Association of Catalan Language Writers (AELC), of the Spanish Society of Authors and Publishers (SGAE) and of the Association for Research and Experimentation in Theatre (AIET), which is linked with the University of Barcelona. She has written articles about theatre in the review Entreacte of the Associació d'Actors i Directors Professionals de Catalunya (Association of Professional Actors and Directors of Catalonia) and, until 2023, in the regional publication Gent del Masnou.

Among her plays, we can find: Vainilla (Vanilla, 1998; winner of the Joaquim M. Bartrina Prize 2000, one of the city of Reus prizes; publication: 2001), Underground (Sota terra) (2000), El petit arbre (The Little Tree – children’s theatre, 2001), Lleons (Aigua, tocat o enfonsat) [Lions (Water, Touched or Drowned), 2001 – a comedy; dramatised reading, 2007], Senyoreta Ella (Miss Ella, 2001; publication: 2005), No es preocupi (Don’t Worry, 2002; publication: 2005), Benet, venduto, vendetta (2004 – a comedy), Les mil i una (A Thousand and One, 2005 – political satire; dramatised reading, 2005), Pa(r)ís (Teatro x la Identidad Catalunya, 2006), La carmanyola del dilluns (Monday's lunchbox – children’s short theatre, 2006, publication: 2006), Tendències (Tendencies – 2008, publication: 2010), Paumanok (short theatre, 2008, publication: 2008), La bola (The ball, 2015), China Girl (short theatre, 2017), L’etrusca (2018), Podria ser (Could be – short theatre, 2020). In addition, she has also published erotic short stories and poetic pieces in collective works, and recites her poems in her YouTube channel and occasional performances.

She is a member of AELC (Association of Catalan Language Writers).


Web page: Carme Ros for AELC.
Translation: Julie Wark.
Photograph: ©M. Josep R. Lucas.