Un matrimonio sin filtros

MARGA and JAIME are set to separate after 15 years of marriage.

Marga and Jaime decide to separate after fifteen years of marriage. As they review their situation, they discover that they have no children, pets or shared car, but they do have a flat that both claim as their own. Neither wants to leave the flat they regard as home, and the negotiation soon turns into a volley of recriminations about the failure of the relationship.

The proposal stems from a wager: Jaime maintains that, if the audience could see Marga in private, far from the image she presents to others, the blame would fall on her. To prove it, Marga accepts a challenge offered by a television programme. The two of them live shut up in their home while hidden cameras record every gesture and word, and the live broadcast leaves it to viewers to decide who keeps the home.

On stage, the comedy turns the break-up into an open row, in which the two characters bring to light what they had kept quiet for years. The humour rests on the absurdity of exposing a couple's private life before everyone, without shame or reserve, while each tries to prove the other is the real culprit.