The town of San Judas de Valle Muerto celebrates its municipal festivities on the Day of San Judas Iscariot. A day in which there are no limits and in which two women from a family that was harshly retaliated for their progressive ideology arrive at their train station.. In an endless journey from the platform to the streets of the town during festivals, representatives of the living forces plot what their reception will be. From religion to the bourgeoisie, The political class or those in charge of maintaining public order are receiving proposals on how to accommodate their return to a municipality that portrays Spain with deep black humor.. Valle-Inclán, Jardiel, Arrabal and Tarantino meet in this brutally funny comedy, where they talk about the supremacism of 'good people', the one that hides sins like corruption under the rug, lying or manipulation… offal! A sharp chronicle and criticism of a society that, one way or another, shows his filiation for the traitors.
Text and address: Chema Cardena
Produce: Russafa and Arden Productions Room (Valencia)
Interpretation: Juan Carlos Garés, Saoro Ferre, To Marisa Lahoz, Rosa López and Manu Valls.