Perdiendo el juicio

Stand-up by Sergio Alamar that turns rows with his partner, his obsession with food and the trips that made him lose his mind into comic material, at Secret Comedy Club in Barcelona.

Perdiendo el juicio is a stand-up monologue in which Sergio Alamar stages the episodes that drove him to lose his mind: the rows with his partner, his attachment to food and a toxic relationship he emerged from with a doctorate. The register is direct comedy, told in the first person and without concessions.

Among the stories are a girlfriend studying Fine Arts who drags him around the museums of Europe, taking advantage of the fact that admission is free for both of them because he is blind; a trip to Tangier in which nobody trusted that she could look after him; and an argument over a biscuit that ends up turned into a trial. Each anecdote unfolds in a frank tone that, according to the presentation, at some point also gives way to an unexpected emotion.

The show lasts seventy minutes and is staged at Secret Comedy Club, a comedy club on Carrer de la Junta de Comerç, 28, in Barcelona, which hosts humour shows.