An archaeologist and a construction worker review figures like Julius Caesar, Cleopatra, and Cicero through gags and absurd situations. The show connects past and present using music, improvisation, and humor to explore history, philosophy, and gastronomy.
The Planns tip
The piece uses a format of gags and music to connect distant eras, a straightforward style for a night at the Mercat Vell.
The venue
Teatre Auditori de Ripollet
Former market from 1932. 350 seats. Performing arts outside the city center.
Housed in the former municipal market building from 1932, this Vallès Occidental cultural venue has hosted a steady program of theatre, music, and dance since 1994, managed alongside the local spectator association.
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