Apocalípticamente Correcto - Luis Piedrahita

Comedy monologue by Luis Piedrahita asking whether our destiny is written or whether we can decide for ourselves, with references to horoscopes, motorhomes and controversial topics.

Apocalípticamente Correcto is a comedy monologue in which Luis Piedrahita raises a fundamental question: whether human beings can really do what they want or whether their destiny is already mapped out. To answer it, the artist ironically goes through horoscopes, which, in his view, prove that everything is written in the stars, and motorhomes, which would prove it on road maps.

On stage, the show jumps from one topic to another with absurd, surreal humour. Piedrahita tackles controversial subjects such as electric eels, pubic hair, soy milk, rain or freedom of expression, without fear of causing discomfort. The idea that holds the whole together is that fear dissolves with laughter and laughter with fear. There is also a touch of magic and a reflection on the origin of our fears and our hopes.

The routine does not follow an obvious logic: the material itself presents it as a journey through the absurd, imagination and surrealism, with no further justification than the artist's whim. The performance is held at the Auditorio Cartuja, on the Isla de la Cartuja in Seville, a venue that mostly hosts comedy shows and monologues.