The show, by Albena Teatre, offered a combination of humor, rhythm, and tension that connected with the audience from the very beginning. The performance featured a top-level cast, including the participation of local actor Sergio Caballero.
The event had a strong charitable component, as all proceeds were donated to the Vilatea Association. This initiative is part of the awareness activities for World Autism Awareness Day, celebrated every April 2.
“"Vila-real has once again demonstrated that it is a city that loves culture and always responds when it comes to proposals that also have a charitable background. Thanks to the public for responding so well every time we open the doors to live culture; thanks also for your solidarity with Vilatea, because today culture has also served to contribute to an essential cause; and thanks, of course, for your patience in recent days with the current auditorium seats, which we know need a renovation that will arrive in July."
The Department of Culture has emphasized its commitment to continue offering diverse programming and working to make Vila-real a cultural benchmark in the region.
