The importance of being called Titi

FROM THURSDAY 8 ON SUNDAY 11/10
CARME THEATER. Gregory Gea, 6

Rafael Conde “El Titi” fue un artista de variedades afincado en València, especialmente popular durante la Transición. Con él como protagonista, el actor valenciano Bruno Tamarit se lanza de nuevo a la creación y a la dirección de un texto al que se enfrenta el intérprete Juan Benavent (ambos ya nos sorprendieron con la genial Thetherikie). En el segundo montaje de su compañía se repite la fórmula de fusionar teatro, música y danza y, although La importancia de llamarse El Titi gira en torno a la figura del famoso cantante, no es ni un musical ni un biopic, sino una reflexión más profunda sobre la importancia de la cultura, el pensamiento crítico y los referentes LGTBIQ+. G.L.

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