A Comedy About Family Decisions
53 Sundays is the latest comedy by acclaimed director and writer Cesc Gay, coming to L'Auditori de Torrent on 8 October 2026. Featuring a stellar cast —Julián López, Pepa Charro, Xavi Mira, and Candela Serrat— the play tells the story of three siblings faced with a life-changing decision: what to do about their 86-year-old father, whose behaviour is becoming increasingly unpredictable. What starts as a calm family gathering quickly turns into an emotional rollercoaster, where even the smallest remark can spark unexpected conflicts.
Synopsis: Humour and Emotion on Stage
The plot revolves around family dynamics, blending sharp dialogue and everyday situations with a touch of irony. Over 90 minutes, 53 Sundays explores themes like ageing, responsibility, and family bonds. The production is enhanced by Alejandro Andújar’s set design, Marta Pell’s costumes, and Carlos Lucena’s lighting, creating an immersive experience.
Tickets and Prices
Tickets for 53 Sundays are available in two seating areas:
- Stalls: €18
- Circle: €12 (good visibility, though it may vary by seat)
Booking fee: €1 extra when purchasing online. The final price includes any applicable discounts at the time of booking. No changes or refunds are allowed after purchase, so double-check your details before completing the transaction.
Entry requirements: Everyone, regardless of age, must present a ticket to enter the venue, even if they do not occupy a seat. This is mandatory for capacity control and safety regulations.
Practical Information
- Date: 8 October 2026.
- Venue: L'Auditori de Torrent (Carrer de Vicent Pallardó, 25, 46900 Torrent).
- Box office hours: Thursdays 17:00–20:00, Fridays 11:00–13:00, and two hours before each performance until it begins.
About the Cast
- Cesc Gay: The play’s writer and director, known for his fresh style and ability to portray human relationships.
- Julián López, Pepa Charro, Xavi Mira, and Candela Serrat: Actors with impressive careers in theatre, film, and television, bringing depth to their roles.
Don’t miss this chance to enjoy a witty and heartfelt comedy in one of Torrent’s key cultural venues.
