Perdiendo el Juicio

Sergio Alamar's stand-up set about relationship rows, food and travel, with direct humour drawn from episodes of his own life. It is a seventy-minute comedy performed at Refugio Discoteca in Alicante.

Sergio Alamar builds this stand-up comedy show around the episodes that, according to the show itself, have made him lose his mind: the ups and downs of a relationship, his relationship with food and travel. It begins with a toxic relationship which, with irony, he recalls as a phase he came out of with a doctorate.

Among the scenes he presents is a girlfriend studying Fine Arts who takes him around museums across Europe, taking advantage of the fact that they both get in for free because he is blind; a trip to Tangier on which nobody trusted her to look after him; and an argument over a biscuit that ends up becoming a trial. All of this is narrated through questions about the extent to which a relationship can cloud one's perception of things.

The staging is a monologue of around seventy minutes, with a direct, unfiltered tone that relies on the joke. At Refugio Discoteca, an Alicante venue that hosts concerts and shows, the performance keeps to that comic register, and towards the end a more emotional passage appears that one does not expect.