A Life Between Politics and Greek Tragedy
Teatre Talia will host Carmen, Nothing of No One from 4 to 8 November 2026, a play that portrays the life of Carmen Díez de Rivera, a woman whose political and personal journey resembles a Greek tragedy. Written by Francisco M. Justo Tallón and Miguel Pérez García, and directed by Fernando Soto, the play condenses in 80 minutes the key moments of a figure ahead of her time: her fight for freedom, her brilliant intelligence, and her unbreakable determination.
The cast includes Beatriz Argüello, Oriol Tarrasón, Ana Fernández, and Víctor Massán, who bring to life the characters that shaped Carmen’s journey, from her childhood to her political career. The play explores both her public persona and the intimate episodes that forged her character, all under a staging designed to immerse the audience in an intense and emotional narrative.
Prices and Tickets
Tickets are available on the Teatre Talia website with the following prices:
- Wednesday and Thursday: from €15 (2nd-floor boxes) to €22 (stalls).
- Friday, Saturday, and Sunday: from €18 (2nd-floor boxes) to €26 (stalls).
A €2 booking fee per ticket applies, both online and at the box office. When purchasing online, the displayed price already includes this fee and any applicable discounts. It’s important to review your details before finalising your purchase, as no changes or refunds are allowed once completed.
A Theatre with History
Teatre Talia, located in Valencia’s old town, is one of the city’s most iconic venues. Inaugurated in 1928, it has hosted a diverse and bold programme, combining local productions in Valencian and Spanish. With a capacity of 350 spectators, its intimate size ensures a close and immersive experience, perfect for a play like Carmen, Nothing of No One, where every detail matters.
