For almost 30 years, Australian theater company Back to Back Theater has been exploring themes around disability and neurodivergence. For the first time their play "The shadow whose prey the hunter becomes" arrives in Madrid.

A play that revolves around disability, human rights, sexual policies and AI. It will run on the 9th and 10th of May in cultural center Condeduque. Director Bruce Gladwin joined us in this broadcast to tell us about the play.

For 22 years now, the festival Documenta Madrid has been bringing contemporary and experimental documentary from the whole world closer to Madrid's audiences. This year the focus is on archive, memory and new looks at social and political cinema. Luis Parés, art director at Cineteca Matadero, tells us more about what they have planned for this edition.

After that, we look into the not-so-bright side of the Spanish audiovisual industry. Director Almudena Carracedo tells us about the report "After silence. Impact of Sexual abuse and sexual violence against women in the cinema and audiovisual industry" which was released last month by the the Spanish Ascociation of Women Filmmakers and in Audiovisual Media, CIMA.

It's been an eventful couple of weeks. Last Monday, Spain suffered a Peninsula-wide blackout. The previous Monday, we got news of the passing of Pope Francis. This week the conclave to elect a new pope begins on Wednesday, with 133 cardenals, 80 of them appointed by the late Pope Francis... In today's broadcast, we'll hear from the director general of the Pablo VI Foundation, Jesús Avezuela about what we can expect from the next few days.

And after that... Spain's finest flamenco will be on tour in the US and Canada during the months of May and June with Authentic Flamenco, a Teatro Real project. We talk to the Teatro's General Director, Ignacio García Belenguer, and bailaora Ángeles Gabaldón.