Image: Oscar Niemeyer International Cultural Centre, Madrid
Luis Piedrahita will present his new monologue 'Apocalípticamente correcto' at the Centro Niemeyer in Avilés on 15 November 2026. The performer, known as a humorist, writer and magician, is scheduled to appear at 6 p.m. in the venue’s auditorium, with the programme listing the show as lasting about 90 minutes.
The Centro Niemeyer’s event page describes 'Apocalípticamente correcto' as a monologue built around freedom and destiny, combining humour, irony and magic. The venue says the show asks a broad question about whether people are truly free or whether everything is already written, using that premise to move through topics including horoscopes, motorhomes, soy milk, electric eels and freedom of expression.
The page also frames the performance as one that takes aim at everyday fears through Piedrahita’s signature style of white, inventive humour. According to the venue, he approaches those anxieties with a mixture of absurdity and comic energy, presenting laughter as a response to fear. The material places the new work within a broader body of stage pieces that have helped establish his profile in Spain and Latin America.
The listing notes that Piedrahita has more than 25 years of experience and identifies him as one of Spain’s most prominent comedians. It also references earlier shows including 'Es mi palabra contra la mía' and 'Las amígdalas de mis amígdalas son mis amígdalas', before introducing 'Apocalípticamente correcto' as a stripped-back stage performance built around a microphone, his voice and his rapid-fire wit.
Ticket sales are already open through the Centro Niemeyer website and box office. The posted full price is 24 euros, while a Club Cultura rate of 22 euros is available, with the venue specifying that the discount applies until 1 November 2026 and is limited to two tickets per card, up to 100 seats.
The show is listed as suitable for all audiences. The Centro Niemeyer credits the work as written and directed by Piedrahita, with script collaboration from J.J. Vaquero and R. Sopeña, original music by Alejandro Dolina, and additional creative credits including illustration, graphic design, animation, lighting and styling. The event is scheduled in the Auditorio del Centro Niemeyer in Avilés, Asturias.
