Sacrilegio

A comedy by Leonardo Abreu, directed by Aldo Tejera, set in a convent beside a football pitch, where three nuns rebel against monastic routine amid prayers and comic capers.

On stage, three nuns played by Elizabeth Morales, Verónica Núñez and María Marrero live in a convent run with a firm hand by a Mother Superior who keeps watch over every rule of the congregation. The building stands next to a football pitch, a detail that serves as the starting point for the plot.

Within this atmosphere of discipline, Sister Jazmín and Sister Violeta begin to tire of religious life and of their vows of chastity, obedience and enclosure. The show combines prayers with outlandish lies and musical numbers, with a humour that turns religious routine into comic material.

The show runs for about 80 minutes and revolves around the mischief that the three protagonists hatch within the enclosure, with a comic register from start to finish, aimed at an adult audience that enjoys situational theatre.