ALICANTE MAIN THEATER
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Script and interpretation: Carlos Sans
Address: Jose Corbacho Y c luck
Everyone remembers him from his theatrical adventures with two colleagues. It is a trial marriage where the audience visits us periodically and shakes hands at the exit doors. Among other things, he performed voiceovers with Paco Mir and Joan Gràcia in shows and now he does not stop speaking alone in the face of danger. He tells seemingly unlikely personal and professional anecdotes and uncovers secrets that show he’s had so much fun with the work and the facts that Tricicle has lived through his 40 years.
Carles Sans’ words, gestures, and body expression are the protagonists of “Finally Alone!”, where he plays characters with different voices without ceasing to be himself. And connection with the public is guaranteed at the Principal de Alicante. Despite the fact that countless followers who have known the three since the beginning of their successful and caring career have sought and spoken for direct complicity, it is the same as always. An hour-and-a-half struggle to victory on stage. This arouses the interest and laughter of the participants.
Carles leaves the three wheels of the tricycle and gets on the unicycle. It’s a wheel, pedals, and a good balance to hold on and move forward with fast-paced scenes, verbal punches, and clever visual humor that has become a trademark during these four decades that tickle and are influenced by silent films and comics. Namely, sharp daily observations and body language. An intimate conversation that evokes the beginning of the tricicle.
Paco and Joan aren’t there, but they are. Mime, clown and comedian, in short, goes beyond simple monologue. He has charisma and character. It is old and young at the same time. Co-directed with monologue José Corbacho, he demonstrates his agile versatility for commentary and manages to dispel this nightmare where the staff is not laughing. Note that in one of the historical stagings of the mimic trio, someone said that nothing was heard. Is it better to be alone than in good company? Well that’s it.