The renowned actor, comedian, and host will explore various current events and themes on Saturday, June 20th, at 9:00 pm. The Estepona City Council has announced that Goyo Jiménez will showcase his show ‘Misery Class’ on Saturday, June 20th, at 21:00 at the Teatro Auditorio Felipe VI. How can we encapsulate a production like Misery Class? And what’s even more challenging… How can we do it in less than 350 words, taking into account the broad spectrum of current events and subjects covered in this show, as well as Goyo Jiménez’s tendency to digress? To start with, we must avoid the use of the plural ‘we’ since this synopsis is penned by a single individual. Specifically, me. Specifically, Goyo Jiménez. Indeed, the individual who you just described as having a ‘tendency to digress’ and who is now reading your words, my friend. However, perhaps you’ve hit the nail on the head, and that’s precisely what should be highlighted when summarizing ‘Misery Class’. This latest show by Goyo Jiménez stems from his personal perspective of the world, not as a character but as a human being. Despite being captivated by the remarkable artist and creator that we all admire, entranced by the exceptional talent on display that we applaud with delight, we often overlook the fact that within Goyo Jiménez, within me, resides a person, namely myself. A humble individual who observes the astonishing landscape of our era with the same amazement and confusion as the majority, yet offers clever and amusing solutions that encourage us to face the future with hope. An empathetic individual who empathizes with others with humility, treating and valuing everyone equally, including those with lesser status. And that constitutes the majority. One of us, essentially. Someone akin to anyone else, such as yourself or myself. Well, not quite like me. I am distinct. I mean, Goyo Jiménez is distinct. And throughout history, there have always been different classes, my friend. Tickets can be purchased at teatroestepona.com or at the Auditorium ticket office on the day of the show, starting two hours before the performance.