A show of humour and political critique
Xavi Castillo returns to Teatre Talia with Apocalipsi Fatxa, a monologue that promises to reflect on current political and social issues with his signature style: sharp humour, satire, and mala llet (bad milk). According to the artist himself, the show needs no introduction—it’s an apocalyptic Veriueu-ho ("See for yourself") tackling social and political drift, both nationally and internationally.
The performance is scheduled for 20 October 2026 and will last 120 minutes. While the title doesn’t appear in the theatre’s official programme for that date, sources like Teatro en Valencia confirm its staging.
Show details
The base ticket price is €14, but €2 booking fees apply (both at the box office and online). This brings the total cost to €16 at the box office and €18 online. Some sources mention early-bird discounts, though these aren’t confirmed for this performance.
For more information about the venue, check the Teatre Talia profile.
About Xavi Castillo
Xavi Castillo is one of the most recognised comedians in the Valencian scene. With a direct and uncompromising style, he blends social critique, caricatured characters, and sharp monologues. In Apocalipsi Fatxa, the artist revisits his usual formula to deliver a show that invites reflection—and above all, laughter.
