Óscar Tramoyeres and His Stand-Up About Forgetting
Valencian comedian Óscar Tramoyeres returns to the stage with La Memoria, a stand-up show that turns forgetfulness into a night of laughter. With his signature humour and local charm, Tramoyeres invites the audience to laugh at those moments when memory fails us all.
Dates, Times, and Tickets
The show will take place at Teatre Talia (Carrer dels Cavallers, 31) on Fridays from September 11 to October 9, 2026, at 10:30 PM. Each performance lasts 90 minutes and is recommended for ages 18 and over.
Tickets cost €15, plus a €2 booking fee (applied both online and at the box office). The final price you’ll see when purchasing online is €17, which includes all fees. Note: Once purchased, tickets are non-refundable and cannot be exchanged.
You can buy tickets on the official Teatre Talia website.
How to Get to Teatre Talia
By Public Transport
The theatre is located in Valencia’s historic centre, with good connections by bus and metro:
- EMT Bus: The nearest stops are Carda - Moro Zeit (281 m, line 73), Mercat Central (336 m, lines 7, 27, 73), and Plaça de la Reina (392 m, line C1). Check routes and schedules here.
- Metro: The Pont de Fusta station (line 4) is 720 m from the theatre.
By Bike
If you prefer cycling, there are several Valenbisi stations nearby:
- Plaza del Musico López Chavarri (179 m, 1 bike available).
- Plaza del Mercado - Taula de Canvis (209 m).
- Plaza de la Virgen - Bailía (248 m, 3 bikes available).
Find more details in our bike guide.
Parking
If you’re driving, these are the closest car parks:
- Parking REINA (368 m, Plaça de la Reina).
- Parking CENTRE HISTÒRIC-MERCAT CENTRAL (451 m, Editor Manuel Aguilar).
- Parking AVINGUDA DE L’OEST (614 m, C. Hospital).
About Óscar Tramoyeres
Óscar Tramoyeres is a Valencian comedian known for his irreverent humour and ability to connect with audiences. With La Memoria, he tackles a universal experience—forgetting things—but promises a night of laughter rather than frustration. Even he admits he’s not entirely sure what the show is about, but one thing’s for certain: it’ll be a fun, unapologetic performance.
