Once upon a time, the 80s

Once Upon a Time the '80s is a funny and moving monologue in which Jorge Santini looks back on how that magical decade was lived, from childhood to adolescence. The show will cover topics such as family life, games, television, technology, fashion, going out, the first kiss, the first relationship, as well as some historic moments from the 1980s. A monologue full of good vibes, laughter and nostalgia, where if you remember phrases like "EFESTIVIWONDER", your folders with photos from "SUPERPOP", your mum's hairstyles or shoulder pads, this is the show for you! Themed show in Barcelona – ideal for enjoying a trip back to the 80s. Humour, nostalgia and memories of the most iconic decade! The show will cover topics such as family life, games, television, technology, fashion, going out, the first kiss, the first partner, as well as some historic moments from the 80s. A monologue full of good vibes, laughter and nostalgia, where if you remember phrases like "EFESTIVIWONDER", your folders with photos from "SUPERPOP", your mum's hairstyles or shoulder pads, this is the show for you! Themed show in Barcelona – ideal for enjoying a trip back to the '80s. Humour, nostalgia and memories of the most iconic decade! Brilliant, hilarious from the very first minute. It takes all your worries and cares away from the outset. Jorge, a dynamic chap with an innate flair, will have you laughing all night long. I wouldn't mind doing it again. We were a group of 15 and we had a night we'll always remember. From the moment you enter until you leave, you don't stop laughing. We loved everything; we had a great laugh. It's absolutely recommended. A very entertaining evening. Sales: Sala Xavier Fabregas – 360 people; Cafè Teatre – 75 people. The Cafè Teatre is fully accessible for people with reduced mobility. As it is located on the ground floor of the venue, there are no steps and no lift is required to access it. The Xavier Fàbregas Hall is named after the historian, theatre critic and essayist Xavier Fàbregas i Surroca (Barcelona 1931, Palermo 1985), recognised as the most important scholar of Catalan theatre of the 20th century. With a capacity of 360 seats, distributed between the stalls and the amphitheatre, it is notable for its comfort, its large stage and excellent acoustics. Renovated in 1999, it is technically equipped to accommodate large-scale productions. It has year-round air conditioning and accessible entrances and facilities for people with reduced mobility on the ground floor. It hosts theatre, improvisation, magic, music, dance, monologues and children's and family programming.