The Cuban always explores and exploits the most playful part of life, even when organizing a funeral (Goodbye, Arthur). Play is their territory and fun is their goal. And in this they coincide exactly with the approaches and objectives of the amateur theater companies they pay homage to in the new show, which bears its title, one of the most frequented works by the maestro Rafael Anglada. Love came by taxiA taxi that carries in its trunk the history of the company and above all that fantastic and memorable Eat my black coconut and a few doses of Paral·lel.

A unique theatrical phenomenon has given rise to a large part of our country's talent for actors and actresses: amateur theater. "In Catalonia, every town and village has its theater. It may be full of trash all year round, but when Christmas comes around, they clean it up and make a The Shepherds"Amateur theater has caught the interest of many people, and in fact, all of us who are dedicated to this profession come from there. It's part of our country's DNA; it's incredibly rich, and it hasn't been given enough institutional recognition," claims Jordi Milán, director of La Cubana. The company wanted to pay a proper tribute to amateur theater and, therefore, has decided to dedicate its first musical to it. Love came by taxi It has already begun performances at the Teatre Romea—although its official premiere is on Tuesday, September 30—and, for now, there are performances scheduled until mid-November.