In Mexico City, two outstanding theatrical events are generating great anticipation. On one hand, “Carpa. Herencia de rebote”, a choreographic piece by choreographer Ricardo Daniel, which reflects on masculinity through the exploration of themes such as fatherhood and paternalism, using the amateur fronton as a metaphor. On the other hand, there is “Malinche: The Musical”, a family show created by Nacho Cano that combines culture, flamenco, urban dance, and singing, narrating a love story that celebrates the fusion of cultures. Additionally, “The Lion King” returns to the theatrical scene after a decade, while “Tim Burton, The Labyrinth” offers an immersive experience in the universe of the famous director. Both events promise to be unforgettable experiences that celebrate art and creativity.