The Cádiz company Las Niñas de Cádiz presents their comedy "La Reina Brava" this Thursday in Tomares. Tickets cost from 15 euros for residents.
The Municipal Auditorium Rafael de León in Tomares will host the black comedy play "La Reina Brava" by the Cádiz company Las Niñas de Cádiz this Thursday, November 5, at 20:30. The cast features Alicia Rodríguez, Ana López Segovia, and Rocío Segovia, who also direct the play.
The plot revolves around the murder of a cruel queen hated by the people, yet no one dares to confront her. A mother, driven by grief, kills her to avenge her daughter, leading to a trial filled with lies and corruption. The play has received the José Estruch 2026 Award for Best Writing for Ana López Segovia and Best Actress for Alicia Rodríguez.
Additionally, Ana López Segovia won the Best Direction Award at the Vegas Bajas Theatre Festival, and Alicia Rodríguez is a candidate for Best Actress at the XXIX Max Awards for Performing Arts. The play also opened the 41st Ibero-American Theatre Festival (FIT) in Cádiz at the Gran Teatro Falla.
The performance is part of the Cultural Autumn 2026 programme organised by the Tomares City Council, featuring over 50 proposals in theatre, music, dance, opera, film, and literature. According to the council, it is one of the six major productions touring Spain this autumn.
Tickets cost 15 euros for residents of Tomares and 18 euros for the general public. They can be purchased online at Tomares Ticket or Giglon, or at the auditorium box office, open Monday to Thursday from 17:00 to 20:00 and Fridays from 10:00 to 13:00.
Those wishing to see more performances can opt for a two-comedy pass, which includes "La Reina Brava" on Thursday 5 and "But Don’t Tell Anyone" on Thursday 12, for 25 euros for residents and 35 euros for others. The three-show pass, which includes the dance performance by La Piñona with "Lucía en Vivo" on Friday 20, costs 35 euros for residents and 45 euros for the general public.
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