He was a member of the “La Gàbia” theatre company in Vic both as an actor and assistant director.

He has formed part of Els Joglars since 1983, acting in Teledeum (1983), Virtuosos de Fontainebleau (1985), Bye, bye Beethoven (1987), Yo tengo un tío en América (1991), as well as playing the leading characters in de Columbi Lapsus (1989), El Nacional (1993) Ubú President (1995), La increïble història del Dr. Floit & Mr. Pla (1997) and Daaalí (1.999).

He has also participated in the Els Joglars television series: Som una meravella (1988 TVE), Ya Semos Europeos (1989 TVE), Orden Especial (1991 TVE) and ¡Vaya día! (1995 Canal Plus). As well as in the documentary film Vidas y muertes de Buenaventura Durruti, anarquista directed by the french film director Jean-Louis Comolli.

Together with Els Joglars he has received various awards, outstanding amongst which are the Critics’ Prize at the Edinburgh Festival (1992) and the Gold Medal of Fine Arts (1999), and at a personal level he has been awarded amongst other distinctions the Barcelona Critics’ Prize for Ubú President (1996), the Premio Max for best male actor for La increïble història del Dr.Floit & Mr.Pla (1998) and the National Theatre Prize for Daaalí (2000).

Author of the book Tres peus al gat. Diari d'un actor (Edicions 62) in which he explains his peculiar way of working up the characters who form La Trilogia.

He has acted in the film Soldados de Salamina directed by David Trueba, based on the book of the same name by Javier Cercas and in El séptimo día by Carlos Saura, which has yet to open.

 

In 2002 he played the leading role in the Els Joglars film ¡Buen viaje, Excelencia!, written and directed by Albert Boadella and produced by Andrés Vicente Gómez for Lolafilms.