Trío

Trio reflects, in a comedy vein, the situation that many actors are experiencing today where, in the best-case scenarios, they are combining work in theatre with television series and the different ups and downs being generated around this work insecurity. The male protagonists are two unemployed actors, who belong to two different generations, and whose professional and also personal relationships are disturbed by a third character, a young arriviste who is an aspiring actress. A play with many references to the author’s own work, Trio mixes a certain sarcastic view of the word of the stage with elements typical of the most classical comedy of intrigue.