Infinite

Two boys conversing in a cell after being detained by the authorities in the vicinity of a demonstration which led to violent riots. Microteatro. 2 actors

The best friend of Elizabeth, Victoria, is about to get married. Anda busy with the last preparations. However, on the day of the bachelorette, Alexandra, younger sister of Isabel, lie in secret with the promised Victory. Alejandra confesses to her older sister and this asks you to let her tell her best friend. Isabel goes from here in a dilemma: how to tell the truth to Victory without harm, without that is to alter and put on hold their common life and, above all, their friendship. In addition, you do not want that for a whim of his sister her best friend to send the rest of his life for the spout of the drain... But it has to find soon a solution, or will Alexandra's that you tell everything, without anesthesia, to Victory.

Who has not ever felt that strange feeling that we are about and away from those we love? Who has not loved and despised at the same time to the same person? Do you love and hate are horns on the same goat? "Piece for two actors" is immersed in the center of these questions is not to propose solutions, but to bring them to their ultimate consequences... Two brothers, twins to be exact, represents your anxieties and foibles, day-to-day on an empty stage; its corrosive acrobatics and juggling language. There is in the work, a line of evolution and development, but rather a succession of images (mostly poetic), small isolated stories, or that intertwine through which combines symbolism, humor, poetry, cruelty and curiosity on the same stage. "'Piece for two actors' is an original spawning looking for a scenic game where everything can be possible," according to the theatre critic Ana Laura Neighborhoods.

This is the story of Totín, Gaudy, Taparita, Tummy, Burrito, Culebra, and Coquito, seven children at any afternoon in the park to play. While they come in one-to-one, you are proposing to time the game that they would like to have fun between those traditional and unforgettable games of childhood like the ring, ale-lemon, stick mantequillero, stop 1 2 3 chick English, the viper of the sea, cops and robbers, matarile-lire-ron that, unfortunately, today have been displaced by technology. At some point Totín comes up with a new game, one that she has been invented for all: play to adults. It is as well as the seven "infiltrate" in the world of adults, according to the indications of Totín, to discover with astonishment and fear, a place very different to yours, full of ambition, selfishness, and destruction. Now they will have to decide how to deal with that other world that threatens the existence of his own.

The Hidalgos are waiting for the imminent return of their son Javier after a long period of absence, for Christmas. Javier is coming back from the US where he has been living for a while in order to experience the ‘enemy’ first-hand, the ‘belly of the “empire”’. Simón and Alicia Hidalgo are anti-capitalists and anti-imperialists, with deeply entrenched left-wing beliefs. They have brought up their children, Javier and Ana, with these values. But on his return home from a long stint in the US, Javier has prepared a surprise for them. Parents and Children is a play of everyday lives that introduces us to a family that, although they may not be completely ordinary, are very similar to us in various ways: we were all children once, and at some point we are, or will be, parents. Leo Tolstoy once wrote that all happy families are similar, but that each unhappy family is unhappy in its own way.

Some early morning, after a night of carousing, Paul, a seller of computers (heterosexual, middle-class, with ten years of marriage and two children, wakes up in a motel room road without having the slightest idea of how he has gone up there. Do not spend a lot of time without realizing something: in the room there is another man, Theo, an illegal immigrant who usually provide sexual favors in the gay bars of the city in exchange for a few greenbacks. Two worlds, two realities facing, two different ways of understanding and living life. "Each has his particular tragedy," wrote Henry Miller. Paul and Theo talk to us about yours in this work. And all the while dawns...