Roll up, roll up, ladies and gentleman.- 07/05/2000.

Teatre Comunal. Andorra la Vella. Andorra.
Andrés Luengo -Diari d'Andorra.

Marceline, Sylvestre and Zaza, three eccentric clowns that, like medieval bouffons, have set up their show last Friday at the Theatre Communal of the capital. They were presenting Rapsodia in Clown, a show with a solid reputation, created in 1994 and based in a surrealistic humour - an umbrella that generates rain, a brilliant idea that would have signed Magritte -, charming but with the only pretension- but what a pretension - of making people laugh. In a few minutes the audience began to laugh one's head off with the gags of the clowns. As soon as they climbed on stage, now interpreting a tango, then a Java and at last a rock with unlikely instruments - ukelele, musical saw, broom-electric-bass, the public began to clap their hands to follow the catching rhythm, and did not stop until the end - tremendous. Even reaching the local politicians - the major and the minor consuls of Andorra la Vella, that was present last Friday at the venue. Memorable was the number with the talking head automaton - La tête de l'assistant, the tap- dancing limberjack and the three-legged-man - was the third extremity left or right sided? But if we have to choose one of the gags, we will undoubtedly choose the interpretation of La Vie en Rose with a musical saw, while Marceline levitates live in front of your own eyes. Insuperable.
Andrés Luengo -Diari d'Andorra.