Performing artist Núria Clotet presents the humor monologue "L'amor de la meva diva" on Friday, October 9th, at 8 PM in the Concert Hall of the Ateneu Juvenil in Cambrils. The event, organized by the Public Health and Equality Policies departments of the City Council, aims to raise awareness about mental health, self-esteem, and emotional well-being, coinciding with World Mental Health Day. Admission is free with limited capacity.
The play uses humor, music, and emotion to invite reflection on mental health from an accessible, gender-aware perspective. The Mayor of Cambrils, Oliver Klein, and the Councilor for Health, Equality, and Inclusion, Gemma Balanyà, presented the initiative, emphasizing the importance of breaking down stigmas and addressing well-being holistically.
“"We understand that people's well-being must be approached from an integral perspective, and that health also has a social and community dimension."
Councilor Gemma Balanyà highlighted that mental health affects society and recalled the City Council's adherence to the Mental Health Table of Camp de Tarragona, stressing the need for individuals with mental health issues to feel supported.
Through her alter ego, La Diva, Núria Clotet invites the audience to embrace imperfection and laugh at pain, transforming vulnerabilities into connection. The show addresses topics such as anxiety, depression, and insecurities through original songs, monologues, and humorous confessions.
The initiative also emphasizes mental health with a gender perspective, acknowledging that social and structural factors disproportionately affect women. The municipal departments view culture and the arts as key tools for health promotion, awareness, and emotional expression.
The City Council's goal is to offer an activity that allows for open discussion about mental health, promoting self-care and seeking help. "L’Amor de la Meva Diva" is described as a comedic ritual for self-rediscovery.
The performance will take place on October 9th, 2026, at 8:00 PM in the Concert Hall of the Ateneu Juvenil de Cambrils. Admission is free, but capacity is limited.
