⭐ Narco Confessions is a cocktail theatre experience where themed drinks guide you through the rise and fall of the most infamous drug lord empires. Relax, enjoy your drinks, and watch live stories inspired by Escobar, Lucky Luciano, Griselda, and Frank Lucas. Get your tickets for Narco Confessions in Madrid!
🍹 Mocktail options are also available—just ask the bartender!
Highlights
🍸 A live cocktail and crime experience that follows four drug trafficking empires
🎭 Watch Escobar, Lucky Luciano, Griselda, and Frank Lucas come to life through live theatre
🍹 Savour four themed cocktails, each crafted to reflect the era, territory, and empire of each capo
🕯 Step into a dangerous world of power, money, betrayal, and underground luxury
General Info
📅 Dates and times: select your date & time directly in the ticket selector
📍 Secret location: the wait will be worth it! Don’t worry, you’ll learn the secret venue in the city centre well in advance
⏳ Duration: 75 minutes
👤 Age requirement: 18+
❓ You can check the FAQs and their answers here
Description
Narco Confessions is an immersive live cocktail theatre experience that highlights the stories behind four of the most infamous drug lords in history. Throughout the night, you’ll enter an immersive space where craft cocktails meet live theatre. As you’re served four different cocktails, actors bring the stories of Pablo Escobar, Lucky Luciano, Griselda, and Frank Lucas to life around you. Each drink is specifically designed to reflect the era, territory, rise, and fall of each capo and their empire. It’s a night that travels through criminal worlds shaped by money, loyalty, fear, and betrayal. No audience participation is required, so you can simply sit back, relax, and enjoy the experience. Get your tickets for Narco Confessions: A Story Among Drinks of Criminal Empires in Madrid!
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About the venue
Palacio de la Prensa Cinema
The Palacio de la Prensa Cinema is an emblematic building in Madrid. Built in 1928, it is located on the Gran Via and stands out for its impressive architecture. Originally a cinema and theater, it re...






































