Over 200 people attended last night's play "Host" at the Municipal Auditorium "Marcos Ortiz," which opened the theater program of the festivities of St. James, according to sources from the Department of Celebrations and Popular Culture.
This is one of the funniest comedies of the Greco-Roman theater and one of the foremost exponents of comedy of misunderstandings and entanglements, in which the confusion between two doubles pairs is the real engine of the action.
The huge success and popularity reached its Plautus comedies throughout his extraordinary life and fortune they enjoyed after his death, responding to the ingenuity of his plots and the vitality of its humor.
