Two islands, two dates, two situations

Both performances belong to the Festival de Humor Reislas, which runs across all eight islands in September and October 2026. Its programme lists exactly two Petite Lorena dates east of Gran Canaria: Fuerteventura on 9 October and Lanzarote on 11 October, with no extra performance. The difference lies not in the price but in demand: for San Bartolomé sales have closed, and the platform keeps the show only on its venue page, no longer among upcoming events. Puerto del Rosario is still there with a purchase button and a price.

19:00 or 20:30? The sources disagree

There are two different figures for the Lanzarote start time, and neither is a slip in a side clause. The promoter's site, reislas.com, gives "11 OCT • 20:30" on the event page and repeats 20:30 in its separate schedule section. The ticket seller the promoter links to, ecoentradas.com, gives 19:00 twice for the same evening: on the session page and on the theatre's venue page. The portal Creativa Canaria also wrote "19:00 horas" for San Bartolomé on 25 September 2026, but dated the night 10 October.

In case of doubt the promoter's figure is the binding one, that is 20:30. The theatre is no help: in the "Próximamente" section of the Cabildo de Lanzarote culture portal the show was not listed on 28 September 2026, so the venue publishes no time of its own. Anyone holding a ticket should have the time confirmed by the theatre. For Fuerteventura all three sources agree on 20:30.

22 euros — and what is not published

For Fuerteventura, ecoentradas.com states "Desde 22 €", that is 22 euros for the cheapest ticket. What the dearest one costs appears nowhere in the text. The seating plan distinguishes nine stalls and pit zones, but their prices are loaded later by the ticketing widget; the page text carries only the instruction to click on the zone and choose the rate there. The individual zone rates are therefore not published. The same goes for booking or handling fees: on the event page, the zone page and the information page we found no figure on 28 September 2026. What remains as a frame is the festival's own range, reported by Diario de Fuerteventura, Revista Alsolajero and public broadcaster RTVC: 16 to 40 euros per performance.

Who Petite Lorena is and what "Tremenda" is

Petite Lorena is the stage name of a Spanish comedian, actress and stand-up performer who, according to the Spanish-language Wikipedia, grew up in El Paso on the island of La Palma and has been working on stage since 1999. The same source describes her style as blunt observational comedy from a female perspective with much improvisation; she herself calls it "costumbrismo mágico". She has also worked in Canarian and national television.

"Tremenda" is a solo evening with no other performers, 75 minutes long according to the ticket seller and premiered in 2023. The promoter describes the piece in its own words as a show born "from the culture of our grandmothers' orality" that walks the line between the politically correct and the incorrect. Speaking to Creativa Canaria, the performer said: "Nunca había vivido de vender entradas, hacer 'sold out' y llenar teatros. Esto sí es nuevo para mí" — she had never before made a living selling tickets and filling theatres. Dates going quickly is not unusual here: Wikipedia records that the 2024 Canary Islands tour sold out venues systematically and that second performances were added at several of them.