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He will present his comedy show Before Dead That Convicted, a monologue written with the collaboration of the comedian Salomón and the actress and director Pepa Rus
17.09.2021
After the success of her previous project, Better Widow than Badly Married, Beatriz Rico returns to Torrevieja with Before Death that Convicta (https://www.antesmuertaqueconvicta.com/), a comedy show where laughter and fun are guaranteed. A work that has been touring throughout the national territory for more than three years, eliciting laughter and drawing great applause and rave reviews from the public. Tickets are on sale at www.entradasatualcance.com for a price of 7 euros.
Synopsis:
Carolina performs social work cleaning theaters, after spending several months in jail. The one still inside is her husband, Don Mauricio (Mauri), a high-profile businessman who seems to have fallen out of favor since their controversial marriage. She left her little town of Huelva to succeed in Madrid, although her goal was very different: to marry a rich man. Once achieved and after a brief marriage, their life takes a turn and both are in jail. When she is released and is also freed from Mauri's surveillance, she sets her true goal: to enter a television contest. More motivated than ever she goes to the casting.
Following in the vein of the successful Better Widow Than Badly Married , the show carries a frenetic rhythm of gags, absurd reflections and crazy situations that cause the perfect moment to humorously break down life as a couple and its complications, the eternal differences between men and women who tend to be the cause of fights, the importance of fighting for dreams and the neuroses that we all live from day to day, showing that, knowing how to laugh at ourselves, life is a pure joke. With the collaboration of the comedian Salomón (Paramount Comedy, Corta el Cable Rojo ...) and the actress and director Pepa Rus (Aída, Gym Tony, Lifting, Microteatro ...).
Beatriz achieves a dizzying monologue with gags, imitations, jokes and unexpected musical flashes, and above all, laughter. There is also a small space for tenderness and truth when the actress speaks to the public with her heart in her hand about how her life and her priorities have changed as she has turned years, a small point of truth and reflection to quickly return to the character that It has brought him to the theater and to start continuous laughter which, after all, is what the show intends: an hour and a half of laughter and NON-STOP fun.