Feelgood at Teatro Español

Feelgood, from Alistair Beaton, is a self-effacing work would not leave easily categorize and large doses of humor and theatricality, which exudes while he rides on a theme complex and committed. There is no generational conflict in Feelgood , no family problems, there everyday life, but are perfectly recognized situations and characters, because Feelgood appeals to a more raw and most profound of human reality: the relationship of man and power.



Feelgood, won the Evening Standard Award for best comedy in 2001 and, since then, has premiered successfully in United States, Canada, Germany, Denmark, Austria, Portugal, Slovenia, Estonia, Finland and Hungary. Its author, Alistair Beaton, born in Glasgow, develops his professional activity in theatre, radio and television. He has written many plays which have obtained great success in London as King of heart and Follow my leader, in addition to working as translator and adapter to the British language of texts in other languages. Also note that it is a well known BBC radio voice.



Alberto Castrillo-Ferrer coincided in the Spanish Theatre in 2010, during the production of all my sons, with Fran Perea, Manuela Velasco, Jorge Bosch and Ainhoa Santamaría. Since then they pursued this project which now becomes reality, where Alberto directs his former colleagues, who have joined Javier Márquez and Jorge Usón.