This weekend, Fuenlabrada, a city located in the Community of Madrid, Spain, will feature a theatrical performance by columnist and television collaborator Bob Pop, along with a puppet show that won the 2026 Fetén Award and a new circus show as part of the Open Circus Festival. These three cultural offerings provide an opportunity for residents and visitors to enjoy diverse artistic expressions during the holiday weekend.
Bob Pop, known for his television and radio appearances, will present ‘Hablar no sirve. De Nada’ alongside Daniel Bayona. This unique monologue transforms into a conversation with his caregiver, exploring themes such as love, the body, language, and the passage of time, prompting audiences to reflect on how they communicate and relate to one another. The performance is scheduled for Saturday, October 10, starting at 8:00 PM at the Tomás y Valiente Theatre.
On Sunday, October 11, ‘Sòmion. La Ciudad de los Oficios Imposibles’ will take the stage at the Tomás y Valiente Theatre at 8:00 AM. This award-winning puppet and object show, recognized with the 2026 Fetén Award for Best Puppet and Object Show, transports viewers to a city where all trades are peculiar. It is a family-friendly performance featuring live music, showcasing the power of imagination.
Additionally, the Open Circus Festival continues its programming today, Friday, at the Josep Carreras Theatre. Starting at 8:00 PM, ‘La Casa del Conde’ will be presented, a circus comedy that combines pole dance, aerial acts, spinning sticks, acrobatic bathtubs, and live music. For younger audiences, a new edition of the podcast ‘No Todo Vale’ will mix humor and current events at the Casa de la Música, also at 8:00 PM today. All activities can be found on the municipal website's Events page.
