A monologue from lived experience
Thimbo Samb, a Senegalese actor and activist based in Spain, premieres in Valencia «Blanco de papel, negro de hipoteca», a monologue drawn from his own life. The show, scheduled at Sala RAM in La Rambleta, mixes humour and irony to tackle themes like racism, belonging, and social prejudice. Part of the venue’s Factoría cycle, the performance is also a solidarity event: proceeds will go to CEAR (Spanish Commission for Refugee Aid), and tickets include the option to add an extra donation when purchasing.
Performance details
- Date and time: 24 September 2026, 19:30. Approximate duration: 75 minutes (not officially confirmed).
- Tickets: €12, available on La Rambleta’s website. No mention of limited capacity or minimum age.
- Venue: Sala RAM, within La Rambleta’s complex. For more about the venue, check its profile here.
Activism on stage
Thimbo Samb has combined his artistic career with social commitment, collaborating with organisations like Amnesty International and CEAR. In this monologue, he uses his personal story—from his arrival in Spain to his experience as a migrant—to craft a narrative that invites reflection without losing its light-hearted tone. The show doesn’t aim to provide answers but to ask uncomfortable questions: What does «belonging» mean? How are stereotypes built? What if a mortgage were more than just a bank loan?
