The theatrical play "Lola and her size in the universe" challenges beauty standards in Peru.

The play "Lola and her size in the universe" has arrived in Peru with an impact that challenges the established norms regarding the perception of body diversity. At a time when society remains obsessed with unrealistic beauty standards, this theatrical proposal presents itself as a breath of fresh air that invites reflection on self-acceptance and the fight against prejudices. Lola, the protagonist of the story, is a plus-size actress from Lima who faces the challenges and obstacles imposed by a society that values thinness above all else. Her story is that of so many women who have been marginalized and discriminated against for not fitting into the mold imposed by the dominant culture. Through the interpretation of the four actresses on stage, Lola's life is reconstructed, showing her struggle to be accepted as she is. The script of the play is based on a deep anthropological study that collects real testimonies of women living in bodies considered "plus-size" in Lima. This realistic foundation brings authenticity and closeness to Lola's story, allowing the audience to empathize with her experience and understand the challenges she faces in her everyday life. The lead actresses, Alejandra Lava, Florencia Guzmán, Valeria Mondoñedo, and Larisa Landivar, have significantly contributed to the construction of Lola's character, bringing their own experiences and sensibilities to the performance. This collaborative approach has enriched the narrative of the play, giving it nuances and depth that make it even more impactful. The staging of "Lola and her size in the universe" combines visual and musical elements that immerse the audience in an emotional and sensory journey. Through audiovisual resources and original music, an immersive atmosphere is created that transports the audience to Lola's reality, inviting them to reflect on universal themes such as self-love, acceptance, and the fight against discrimination. The theatrical proposal of "Lola and her size in the universe" challenges stereotypes and prejudices surrounding body diversity, questioning the beauty standards imposed by society. In a context where the representation of diversity remains a challenge, this play stands as an example of how art can be a powerful tool to promote inclusion and acceptance of difference. By addressing topics such as fatphobia and weight discrimination directly and unabashedly, "Lola and her size in the universe" invites the audience to reflect on their own prejudices and to question the norms imposed by society regarding body and beauty. The play thus becomes a safe and welcoming space where these issues can be explored openly and without judgment. The relevance of "Lola and her size in the universe" lies in its ability to generate an open and honest dialogue about body diversity and self-acceptance. Through Lola's story, the experiences of so many people who have been marginalized and discriminated against for not meeting society's beauty standards are brought to light, allowing their voices to be heard and validated. At a time when the representation of diversity remains a challenge in the world of art and entertainment, the arrival of "Lola and her size in the universe" in Peru represents a step forward towards inclusion and visibility of the experiences of historically marginalized individuals. This play reminds us of the importance of celebrating diversity in all its forms and fighting against discrimination in all its manifestations. Ultimately, "Lola and her size in the universe" invites us to reflect on the importance of accepting and loving ourselves as we are, regardless of the beauty standards imposed by society. Through Lola's story, we are reminded of the importance of diversity and inclusion, as well as the need to fight against prejudices and discrimination in all its forms.