A monologue about fear and laughter
Pedro Ángel Roca, known for his sharp humour and ability to connect with audiences, presents 'The Locos' at Valencia’s Teatro Olympia. This show, blending stand-up, improvisation, and collective catharsis, stems from a personal experience: after suffering a panic attack on stage, the comedian decided to confront his fears and turn vulnerability into art. The result is a unique performance where each show is different, and the audience becomes an accomplice in a hilarious and deeply human journey.
Event details
- Date and time: 30 October 2026. Doors open at 22:00, and the show starts at 22:45.
- Venue: Teatro Olympia (Carrer de Sant Vicent Màrtir, 44, 46002 Valencia).
- Duration: 80 minutes.
- Tickets:
- Stalls and stalls boxes: €18.
- Circle and circle boxes: €16.
- Booking fees: €2.50 (box office and online). You can purchase tickets on the Teatro Olympia’s official website.
How to get there
Teatro Olympia is located in the heart of Valencia, well connected by public transport:
By bus
The nearest stops are:
- Plaça de l'Ajuntament - Periodista Azzati (151 m): lines 10, 19, 40, 70, and 71.
- Llotja - Mercat Central (169 m): line C1.
- Biblioteca Pública (180 m): lines 11, 60, 62, 7, and 73. For more options, check our guide to public transport in Valencia.
By metro
The closest stations are:
- Plaça Espanya (602 m): line 2.
- Àngel Guimerà (616 m): line 2.
By bike
If you prefer cycling, you’ll find these nearby Valenbisi stations:
- Plaza Ayuntamiento - Cotanda (105 m), with 4 bikes available.
- Huesca - Barón de Cárcer (256 m). More information in bikes and Valenbisi.
Parking
If you’re driving, these are the nearest car parks:
- Avinguda de l’Oest (177 m).
- Centre Històric-Mercat Central (291 m).
- Avenida Oeste - S. Agustín - S. Vicente (315 m).
- Reina (413 m).
Tips for enjoying the show
- Arrive early to avoid queues at the box office.
- If you buy tickets online, double-check your details before completing the purchase, as no changes or refunds are allowed.
- The show is suitable for all audiences, but it’s recommended for ages 16 and up due to its emotional and humorous content.
