is, as the poster promises limitation of the work and as I have seen for myself, one of the funniest social satires of the times by which, unfortunately, through our society.
This work, originally from the 70s, has been reworked and adapted from the hand of Dario Fo, Nobel Prize for Literature, in order to channel the harshness of the economic crisis and the pressure borne by the middle class, reconduciéndola toward a Review thereof and which have the great truths, often sentenced to silence the political crisis, without any makeup, openly, with an air of ironic and humorous characters reveal the thoughts and concerns of social mass .
This work therefore faced with a brave face and a big laugh the defenselessness and insecurity that causes us price inflation and the economic crisis which we live today.
The original work of the 70 deals with the assault on a supermarket by the population to protest the skyrocketing prices on staples.
The economic crisis and unemployment are the trigger for social movements of this caliber, the public faced with big business and politicians.
As a result, the latter have the police executive arm that is forced to comply with their orders while citizens demanding social reforms that will benefit them.
The truth is that Dario Fo has had great difficulty in adapting this book for our times because this is a theme latent in society since the world began.
What is striking about the play is how his characters get transform this social drama in a delirious comedy.
Special attention deserves the character played by Maria Isasi, who embodies the quintessential literary figure in Spanish literature, the rogue, the person in adversity than any problem with your labia and picaresque.
Pablo Carbonell, meanwhile, offers the most comic and shocking to the work to embody the carefree conformist adversity because you grieve ends opening her eyes and rebelling against a system he wrongly believed right.
No pay no pay is, above all, a fun and enlightening work that responds with a smile to the events before us, opening a beam of hope and optimism about the times we had.
Diego Cabrera Antonio Crespo-Red
@ Dian_Totana
Source: Diego Antonio Crespo-Cabrera Rojo