Portal de Turismo de Castilla y León

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April 18, 2026

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Molière's play THE PRECIOUS LADIES AND GIMMICKS has been adapted for the 21st century with a critique of superficiality and the impact of social media. In this modern version, the characters, Madelon and Cathos, are obsessed with their public image and online validation, reflecting a society where recognition on digital platforms has become paramount. The play also highlights female empowerment through Marotte, the maid, who teaches the protagonists to make their own decisions. This adaptation addresses issues of gender equality, the influence of social media, and sustainability.

Visually, Marcos Altuve's direction blends theatricality and cinema, inspired by Tim Burton, with exaggerated characters and a fantastical atmosphere. The costumes, made from recycled materials, underscore the commitment to sustainability. The play also incorporates audiovisual projections and video calls, merging theater and technology to enrich the experience.

In terms of its social dimension, it promotes gender equality, awareness of the responsible use of social media, and multiculturalism. Through workshops and post-performance discussions, the play fosters dialogue on these topics. Furthermore, the production is an example of sustainability in the arts, utilizing recycled resources in costumes and set design. "The Ridiculous Précieuses" has won awards and has a strong educational and social impact, especially among young people and vulnerable groups.

SYNOPSIS: Magdelón and Cathos, two young women obsessed with social media and appearances, arrive in Paris in search of glamour and romance. Calling themselves "the Précieuses," their affectation and superficiality make them the target of an elaborate prank when two rejected suitors hatch a plan: to infiltrate a servant disguised as an aristocrat.

Genre: Theatre. Style: Comedy. Duration: 70 min.

Show included in the programming of the Network of Theatres of Castilla y León.