mala voadora

Speaks one at a time and everyone refers to a superlative thing - the more this, the more that... Or, as it's written in the title, the best, the fastest, the worst, the saddest, the hardest, the funniest. But not only. They also talk about the smallest thing of the world, and the biggest, the best way to die, the best city to fall in love, the most dangerous idea of the world, the most difficult thing to measure, the most difficult thing to disappear forever, the hardest song to sing in a karaoke, the loneliest moment of the day, the most difficult yoga position, the best way to cut with the past, the best lovers, the worst way to be in love, the best way to ruin a story to people, the best place to have sex, the most useful super-power we could have, the worst jokes, the best way to survive an Apocalypse or a divorce, the home object that more easily could turn into a gun, the most pleasant way to wake up somebody, the worst way to say now, the most stupid way to say somebody we love them, the best way to say goodbye and, finally, the best way to end a theatrical happening. About all this the show talks about, like an opinion discussion that could happen in a family meetings or friends reunion, around a table, drinking, or sunk on a sofa. Each one says something even more impressive than the previous, or simply expresses their idiosyncrasys: what makes them laugh, or be afraid, or feel optimistic. What the actors say, although it was written by Tim Etchells, seems like it could be said by themselves. Banal things. That make us "humans". But, to say this things to the audience, the Companhia Maior do some cerimony. A gala evening.