Pero cómo voy a ser racista

A stand-up monologue in which irony and dark humour are used to examine everyday prejudice through personal experience. It is the second season of this comedy show, which is staged at La Otra Movida in Madrid.

This comedy show offers a reflection on prejudice through absurd situations and everyday behaviour that the monologue examines in detail. The performer draws on his own experiences and on questions such as what happens when you are the only Black person at a fancy dress party, or how you remember childhood when you believed you were white.

The performance is presented as an hour of direct humour, with a sarcastic and personal tone. On stage, the production plays with clichés and with the contradictions of behaviour that is accepted as normal, mixing irony and absurdity in a monologue delivered by a single voice.

It is aimed at audiences who enjoy sarcasm and incisive humour. This is the second season of a production already staged, and its proposal works as an entertaining reflection on discrimination without giving up criticism.