The production of 'The Crown of Thorns' has captivated audiences of all generations, establishing itself as a theatrical phenomenon. Its ability to connect with today's public underscores the lasting relevance of Sagarra's work and Albertí's artistic vision.

This success occurs in a context where reading theatre is advocated as a valuable cultural practice. It is highlighted that reading dramatic works can be an entertaining and accessible activity, even for those who find traditional reading more challenging, including people with dyslexia, thanks to its dialogue format.

The recommendation extends to those who could not get tickets for the performances, encouraging them to discover the richness of the original text. This practice, often underestimated, offers a different and profound perspective on theatrical works.