Interactive Theater 'Kill Us All' in La Cabrera

Oniria Teatro's play presents the 'trolley problem' at the Sierra Norte Regional Humanities Center.

Theater scene with a spotlight illuminating an empty chair and a lever on a dark stage.
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Theater scene with a spotlight illuminating an empty chair and a lever on a dark stage.

The Sierra Norte Regional Humanities Center in La Cabrera hosts the interactive theater play 'Kill Us All' by Oniria Teatro, inviting the audience to reflect on ethical dilemmas.

The company Oniria Teatro presents 'Kill Us All', a theatrical work that challenges the spectator to make decisions in critical situations. The performance will take place at the Sierra Norte Regional Humanities Center (CCHSN), located at Av. de la Cabrera, 96, in La Cabrera, Madrid.
The play, written by Enrique Montero and directed by Jesús Lavi, features performances by Colette Casas, Jesús Lavi, and Enrique Montero. The plot centers on the well-known trolley problem: what would you do if you had to choose between diverting an out-of-control tram onto a track with one person or letting it continue towards five?
This interactive comedy promises to be a "fun and disturbing" journey, aiming to explore the limits of ethical correctness through audience participation. The estimated duration of the show is 80 minutes.
The performance is scheduled for Saturday, September 12, at 8:00 PM in the auditorium of the CCHSN. Tickets are priced at 6 euros, with a reduced rate of 4 euros, available both at the box office and through the online sales channel.
To reach the venue, public transport is available via interurban buses from Madrid (Plaza Castilla), such as lines 191, 194, 195, 196, and 197-B, with a stop near the center. By private car, access is via exit 60 of the A1, about a 35-45 minute drive from the capital.
Based on information from the official source: Comunidad de Madrid — Notas de prensa (27/07/2026)