Bota Antonia: Los Morancos' comedy show

One thing to be clear about first: this is a comedy show performed entirely in Spanish, and it leans hard on Spanish current affairs. The plot the listing describes — Antonia and her partner Omaita trying to found their own political party, with parodies of Trump, Putin and Pedro Sánchez — depends on catching the references. If your Spanish is conversational rather than fluent, much of it will pass you by.

Times, prices and the venue

The listing gives performances Thursday to Saturday at 20:00 and Sundays at 18:00, between 3 and 20 September, with tickets from 45 €. Confirm the exact dates and availability on the theatre's official page before booking.

The Teatro Olympia is at Carrer de Sant Vicent Màrtir 44, in the middle of the central shopping streets and a couple of minutes from the town hall square. It is a traditional stalls-and-boxes theatre with narrow old seats.

Getting there and eating after

Public transport is easy: the Xàtiva and Colón metro stations are both a few minutes' walk, and many EMT bus lines cross the area. Our guide to getting around València covers tickets. Driving is the awkward option — much of Sant Vicent is pedestrianised and street parking there is effectively nonexistent in the evening, so use a central car park; see where to park.

After a 20:00 show you eat afterwards, which is normal here — restaurants are still busy at 22:00 and many kitchens do not open before 20:30 anyway. The Mercat Central and the Lonja de la Seda are right by the theatre, with bars all around them; our picks are in where to go for tapas. For the Sunday 18:00 slot, see what to do on a weekend for the afternoon before.