From MX$1,050 to MX$500 in the VIP section · 52% off
Shows Friday to Sunday · 90 minutes
All other sections are sold out
What the press says
Tiaré Scanda and Enrique Arreola form an exact duo
El Sol de México
It has won audiences over
Universo CDMX
Full of humor, tenderness and lucidity
Urban Pop
The play
The things that were never said are finally spoken.
Julián, a psychoanalyst in the middle of an existential crisis, is determined to end it all… until his wife Magda comes home earlier than expected and finds him with the rope around his neck. What looked like an imminent ending turns into a hilarious and moving battle between two partners, where sarcasm, uncomfortable truths and tenderness all come to light.
A funny and deeply human story that reminds us that, even on the edge of the abyss, a reason to laugh can always appear… and perhaps also a reason to start over.
Comedy · 90 minutes · Teens and adults
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On stage
* they alternate performances
Tiaré Scandaplays Magda, a renowned pianist
Enrique Arreola *plays Julián, a psychoanalyst in crisis
Pablo Valentín *plays Julián, a psychoanalyst in crisis
Credits
PlaywrightAudrey Schebat
TranslationPablo Rey
DirectionCristian Magaloni
ProductionMorris Gilbert · Mejor Teatro
Audiences have already seen it
★★★★★
I loved it, the play is very tender and moving, it makes you think and at the same time it is very refined.
Zara Arroyo R.
★★★★★
The cast is incredible and the theater is easy to reach, I had a very happy time at the play, I recommend it.
Ale Pichardo L.
★★★★★
It is a beautiful play, with a first class cast. I want to see it again.
Sofía Gtz.
The venue
Nuevo Teatro Libanés
One of the most modern and best equipped venues in Latin America, with an intimate atmosphere and excellent acoustics.
Address: Barranca del Muerto y 2 de Abril, Col. Crédito Constructor, Benito Juárez, Mexico City 03940.
Parking: valet parking service available.
Access: arrive 45 minutes before the show to complete your ticket exchange at the box office.
Tiaré Scandaplays Magda, a renowned pianist
Enrique Arreola *plays Julián, a psychoanalyst in crisis
Pablo Valentín *plays Julián, a psychoanalyst in crisis