La Tuerta

La Tuerta, the debut work of actor Jorge Usón as both writer and director, arrives at the Jameos del Agua Auditorium with a deeply original and moving theatrical proposal. María Jáimez delivers a performance of remarkable emotional intensity, while the lighting design—treated as an additional character—transforms the stage into a visually symbolic landscape. The play immerses the audience in a poetic, absurd, and profoundly human universe, where humor, shadows, and beauty intertwine. Born from pain, the story explores themes of love, grief, rage, compassion, and the sexualization of women, breaking theatrical conventions and establishing itself as one of the most powerful revelations in contemporary Spanish theatre.