'La Revuelta' leaves Teatro Príncipe and will premiere a new home in its third season on TVE

La Revuelta will face important changes for its third season on TVE. The program hosted by David Broncano will bid farewell this Thursday to the Teatro Príncipe Gran Vía, the stage that has hosted its first two stages on the public channel, to begin a new stage from the Teatro Albéniz starting in September.

The announcement was made during Tuesday's broadcast, when Jorge Ponce recalled that it was his last segment from Madrid's Gran Vía. "This is truly the last street, because next year we're going to the Teatro Albéniz," commented the collaborator, while the team shared a farewell message on social media: "Next season we're changing theaters and this is the last time for many things. Goodbye, dear corner. You have given us an incredible number of characters."

The change will allow the format to gain space for the audience. After starting its journey in La Resistencia from the Teatro Arlequín and moving in 2021 to the Teatro Príncipe, with about 600 seats, the program will now move to the Teatro Albéniz, which has a capacity of close to 900 seats.

The move comes after a particularly positive season for the show. 'La Revuelta' has once again consolidated itself as TVE's most watched entertainment program, with an average of 11.6% screen share, 1.38 million viewers and close to 4 million unique contacts per broadcast, in addition to leading among young audiences and in the commercial target. Its success is part of La 1's best year in the last fourteen years, reinforcing RTVE's commitment to Broncano's format.