"The theater is the place where humanity confronts itself," Jordi Bosch solemnly declares. We won't know for sure, but it's one of Arthur Miller's most famous quotes and one of the lines uttered by the protagonist of Death of a Comedian, Guillem Clua's show that premieres at the Romea Theater in Barcelona, ​​​​where it can be seen from March 21 to July 1. Clue changes Death of a Salesman, the most famous title by the American playwright, in a show that is "a love letter to the theater," he says, because it celebrates the power of theatrical fiction in our lives and also because the text is interwoven with phrases, scenes, authors and works that have marked his career and the history of universal theater. A dramaturgical game that gives the piece its due and turns it, in the process, into a Trivial Pursuit that will excite spectators, both the most experienced and the most laymen; those who don't want to miss any references will find them detailed in the edition published by Arola.