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Get on stage a motorcycle race, a car, a circus elephant, a frog and a giant fly in the middle of the jungle, a bumper car track, a bottomless pit, a "cowboy", a folkloric costume ruffled, a small chamber orchestra "air" ... All this is only possible in the imagination of Chapertons.

An innovative mounting evidence of the boundless imagination of three comic actors who have only a few tires and the secrets of his magic that will delight the spectators.

The Catalan company's popular act on Friday August 7 in the Auditorium Park Towers in the Theater of the Sea festival, which represent "Boom", a unique show humorously absurd where three players use magic of the scene and tires display their comic arsenal.

The performance will be at 22:30 hours.

Tickets at 10 Euros.

Anyone wishing to see how you can get on a motorcycle racing scene, a circus elephant, a frog and a giant fly, a hint of "bumper cars", a bottomless pit, a "cowboy", a folkloric costume ruffled or a small chamber orchestra "air" can do it tomorrow Chapertons thanks to the company, which participates in the Theater of the Sea

The family audience is the recipient of such imaginative humorous production, which, under the title "Boom."

The work is an exploration of the limits of the comedy stage, an innovative production and a vivid imagination test in which three comedians Plasencia-Feliu, Miquel and Kike Jordi Ferragut, served a few tires and the secrets of his magic to deliver a proposal that critics have called "imagination on wheels."

After a long career in the comic world stage by each member of Comic-Teatre Chapertons, Carles Torrano, Ernest and John Bardavío Tarradas eleven years ago decided to create his own company, with which premiered the show "Boom" in the Cornellà Clown Festival.

Since then, Chapertons has traveled around the world (Spain, France, Italy, Germany, Switzerland, Belgium, Scotland, Austria, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Canada, Singapore), making audiences laugh at all latitudes.

Source: La Mar de Músicas