How do they greet the new year in Japan? Why do they drink twelve grapes in Spain? What is a suitcase for in Mexico on December 31? These and many other answers will be discovered this year by families who attend the Price Circus at Christmas in The Tree House, a show that seeks to instill how important family, friendships and traditions are on dates as marked as Christmas. .
The work will reveal how the year is said goodbye in distant countries and cultures such as Japan, South Africa or the Philippines to culminate with the Spanish tradition.
The Price track becomes a giant tree in which Sarah and José, the masters of ceremonies, invite their imaginary friends to show them how Christmas is experienced in their countries. As it could not be otherwise, the circus acts become the protagonists.
The work has been written by Emiliano Sánchez Alessi and features artists from Spain, Ethiopia, Chile, France and Argentina, among other countries. Lasts 105 minutes with rest.
The price of box tickets is 30 euros, preferential tickets (from rows 1 to 8) cost 24 euros and rows 9 to 11 cost 18 euros and in the stands, 15 euros. Tickets can be purchased on the website, as well as at the box office from 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. from Tuesday to Friday and, in addition, on weekends the box office opens two hours before the start of the performance.
You can also purchase tickets at the Casa de la Panadería, in Plaza Mayor, number 27. And the Price theater is located in Ronda de Atocha, number 35. This show premieres on November 24 and can be enjoyed until the 6 from January.
