Alarido (Ay que me cago!)
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“Alarido (Oh my god, I’m gonna crap myself!)” is a play by Tavi García, directed and produced by Guacimara Correa for the Cultural Association Acting School that bears her name. It tells us the story of the Garcías, a humble family who inherit a huge mansion that is not exactly what they expected. What would happen if, overnight, you discovered that an ancestor had left you a huge mansion as an inheritance? Would you accept it…? This is the dilemma in which the Garcías find themselves, a three‑generation family living in a small flat with a single bathroom, where grandparents, parents and grandchildren coexist in a rather uncomfortable way. The problem arises when they arrive at the mansion, which is not exactly as they had imagined, and on top of that, very strange things start to happen… Will they finally accept their inheritance or will they go back to their tiny flat?
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