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Los Caballeros Las Prefieren Brutas

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Muertas de la Risa

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Venezuela 80 POP

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Puras Cosas Maravillosas

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C4TRIO Suena a Navidad

Los Caballeros Las Prefieren Brutas

In this show by Isabella Santo Domingo, we laugh about communication (or lack thereof) in relationships, gender roles (are they dumb... or clever pretending to be silly?), ridiculous expectations in relationships, singlehood, and the eternal search for love (or something that resembles it).

Muertas de la Risa

Two women meet at a morgue to identify their loved one, who turns out to be the same man. As secrets are revealed, old grudges surface, and shocking truths come to light, the stage explodes in a cascade of scandalous confessions. Cepeda and Ramírez, reprising the undeniable chemistry that made them a television phenomenon, prove that laughter truly is the best medicine, even in the darkest of situations.

Venezuela 80 POP

The explosion of Venezuelan music from the 80s has many actors, anecdotes, and songs. César Muñoz brings them all together in a fun and exciting show that combines video and live music, where he tells stories and sings along with the audience the great songs of artists like Yordano, Ilan Chester, Franco de Vita, and many more.

Puras Cosas Maravillosas

"Every Brilliant Thing" is a play that tells the story of a seven-year-old girl who begins a list of things to give to her mother to show her that life is worth living. Every Brilliant Thing achieves, in an interactive way, the delicate balance between instructive loss and cathartic laughter, making the audience join her on her journey through childhood, adolescence, and adulthood, celebrating the joys and difficulties that make life truly wonderful. Erika De la Vega takes you on an extraordinary journey of emotions between humor and reflection that will inspire you to focus on the simple things in life that generate happiness. "Puras cosas maravillosas" is the Spanish version of Duncan McMillan's play called "Every Brilliant Thing." This play is directed by Michel Hausmann and starred by Erika de la Vega.