The Catalan Dramaturgy Tournament opens its twelfth edition with the fight between David Mataró and Sergio Serrano, who present respectively Megan and a taxi driver and today tomorrow yesterday. The first text is interpreted by Anna Maruny and Jordi Rico, while Joan Solé and Paula Malia defend the second.
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