Óscar Sáenz: Couples therapy

Óscar Sáenz presents Couples Therapy: silly arguments, heated rows, battling routine, avoiding temptations… Life as a couple is complicated, though it's worth the effort. After devouring every book on relationships and cohabitation, Óscar has become the pre-eminent comic expert on couples. Falling in love is very easy; what's difficult comes afterwards. Cinema, music and literature have sold us an idyllic image of love and relationships. In the fairy tales we were told as children, the princess and the prince would end up eating partridge, but they never told us what happened just after washing the dishes and settling down to watch telly together after a long day's work. But how do you keep the spark of the first day alive after several years? In this new show, Óscar Sáenz shares a series of humorous tips on how we can make our relationship healthy and last until death do us part. Come and have a laugh at his first-hand experiences. And as the saying goes: Laughter is the best medicine. After devouring every book on relationships and cohabitation, Óscar has become the go-to comedian for couples. Falling in love is easy; what comes next is the hard part. Cinema, music and literature have sold us an idyllic image of love and relationships. In the fairy tales we were told as children, the princess and the prince ended up eating partridge, but they never told us what happened just after washing the dishes and settling down to watch telly together after a long day's work. But how do you keep the spark of the first day alive after several years? In this new show, Óscar Sáenz shares a series of humorous tips on how we can make our relationship healthy and last until death do us part. Come and have a laugh at his first-hand experiences. And as the saying goes: "The roughest love is the most beloved." A little roughness is fine, but it soon becomes tiresome. In the end it drags on and grows tedious, and depending on which couples he brings out, the entertainment plummets, to the point of being needlessly drawn out. With an estimated running time of 75 minutes, the show ran 15 minutes over. The Aquitània is a theatre accessible to people with reduced mobility and wheelchair users. It is on the ground floor and has a wheelchair lift to access the auditorium. Wheelchairs can be positioned in the central and side aisles of the auditorium. To access the venue, you must purchase a ticket, which can be for any seat. The discount for wheelchair users is 20% off the ticket price.