What’s being performed
«Mom, I am a rich man» is a performative piece created by Elena Puchol Sola that challenges the ideals of the American Dream through dance and paradox. The work weaves reflections on democracy, equality, and freedom within a society shaped by self-consumption, competition, and the obsession with success. According to the event description, it combines resistance and subtlety to explore these contradictions without being literal—a proposal that invites interpretation through movement and metaphor.
Who’s performing
The piece is led by Elena Puchol Sola, an artist whose work focuses on the intersection of body, space, and social narratives. While no additional performers are detailed in the sources, her approach often integrates choreographies that engage with texts or abstract concepts, as seen here with the tensions of contemporary capitalism.
Access and requirements
Entry is free but requires an invitation, which can be collected at the Centre Cultural La Reina 121 during the 30 minutes prior to the start of the show. No minimum age is specified, but the event is aimed at all audiences.
Schedule and capacity
The performance takes place on 7 November 2026, though the exact time is not listed in the consulted sources. Capacity management—limited—is handled by the venue, which prioritises local participation and accessibility.
