by Paula P?a (Author)
Un retrato de la generaci?n que quiere siempre m?s, consigue cada vez menos y lo pasa regular cuando tiene que llamar por tel?fono.
A la protagonista de Fatal, gracias, le preocupa demasiado lo que los dem?s piensen de ella, tiene la autoestima m?s baja que un comensal de First Dates y su relaci?n m?s estable es con Wallapop. Su sue?o? Ser la mejor c?mica de Espa?a. De momento, en su trabajo no saben c?mo se llama.
Entre mon?logos en fiestas patronales, actuaciones en garitos sin ventanas y semanas en las que tiene que dormir en casa de su mejor amiga porque en la suya han cortado la luz, su vida es una sucesi?n de situaciones tan tr?gicas como c?micas y nos abre las puertas a unos lugares y personajes que parodian el mundo de la televisi?n y del stand-up.
Paula P?a, c?mica y guionista, nos regala la oportunidad de re?rnos de las historias de una vida tan desastrosa como la tuya. Esta es una comedia sobre la aceptaci?n de la propia mediocridad y la autoexigencia: historias que nos hablan de lo que somos y de lo que podr?amos ser.
ENGLISH DESCRIPTION The portrait of a generation that always wants more, that gets less every time, and that has a not-so-great time when they have to make a phone call. The protagonist of
Horrible, Thank You worries too much about what others think of her, she has a lower self esteem than a guest at First Dates, and her most stable relationship is with Wallapop. Her dream? Being the best comedian in Sapin. At present, nobody at her job knows her name.
Between monologues in patron saint festivities, performances at windowless gambling dens, and weeks where she has to crash at a friend's house because they cut the power at her place, her life is a succession of both tragic and comic situations, and she opens the door for us to some places and characters that parody the world of television and stand-up comedy.
Paula P?a, comedian and screenwriter, gives us the opportunity to laugh at episodes from a life as messy as hers. This is a comedy about accepting your own mediocrity and self-demand: stories that speak of who we are and who we could become.
Number of Pages: 248
Dimensions: 0.8 x 8.9 x 5.8 IN
Publication Date: November 12, 2024
