Roger Coma: 'I Shouldn't Do It'

Monologue. A first-person journey from the moment the actor receives the task of delivering a funeral speech until the day arrives. Synopsis: Roger is tasked with giving a funeral speech that he clearly does not want to do but will inevitably have to. How can one summarize a lifetime of experiences into a short speech? A deceased person is immediately idealized for having achieved the premium category of a corpse. But is it really fair and necessary? Isn't a funeral a bit like a final blind date? It is the celebration of an end. Excuse me, did I hear celebration? The performance is in Catalan and lasts 65 minutes.