David Castello-Lopes

I almost called this show “Pleasure.” But then I realized that the only pleasures people would think of with a title like that would be those forbidden to those under 18. However, for financial reasons, I want people under 18 to be able to attend my show as well. So I called it “Delicious”: it’s a family-friendly show. Over the course of an hour and a quarter, I’ll try to unravel the complexity of what brings pleasure to human beings. Of course, pleasure can come from savoring a glass of Chasselas by the lake in the spring. But it can also be triggered by the death of someone you don’t like. Of course, an unexpected promotion at work brings joy. But so can eating Gruyère cheese in Gruyères, or knowing—if you’re French—that you don’t pronounce the “z” in Étivaz (which lets us delight in correcting all the clueless people who get it wrong). My goal is for this show to bring you a certain pleasure, in a play-within-a-play as delightful as eating Gruyère cheese in Gruyères. David Castello-LopesDuration: 1 hour 15 minutesNumbered and unnumbered seatsFront-row chairs and padded bleachers10% discount with the Showtime 2026–2027 card (excluding the Gold Section)


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