NEWS.- This week comedy says goodbye to the stage "Smiley, a love story" de Guillem Clua. Since its premiere in November of 2012 in the small Flyhard room of the Sants neighborhood in Barcelona, the work has not stopped to reap successes in the diverse spaces in which it has been represented. This Sunday will definitely lower the curtain on the Capitol Club of the Ciudad Condal.
"Smiley" explains the relationship between Alex and Bruno, the former a know-it-all cultural architect and the latter a muscular waiter with more heart than intelligence. A priori they are two very different characters, but their lives will change when they meet fortuitously.
Let the spectator prepare for a text loaded with emotions but also with winks about the contemporary homosexual world. The actors even dare to interrupt the speech to offer the public small clarifications on terms related to mobile applications or expressions of the gay environment. Whether you know the vocabulary or not, the work traps by its naturalness and freshness in explaining this homosexual love story. Because in this case homosexuality is not the central theme, but simply a framework in which to talk about the feelings, doubts, passions and contradictions that arise in the search for love and happiness. Of course, always from the contemporary and entertaining look of the author, who recognizes that it would be his most autobiographical text to date.
If you are in Barcelona for the weekend we recommend you not to miss these last sessions in which Rubén de Eguía replaces Ramon Pujol in the role of Bruno and Albert Triola continues defending with note the personage of Álex. One last chance to see this nice generational comedy.
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