Luis Chataing arrives with "Todo Gira": a deliberately tiresome -but honest- review of years on the road, routines that come back like taxes and that feeling that time moves forward more steadily than happiness. The tone is one of well-managed wear and tear: everyday observation with a quiet cynicism, no fireworks.
Chataing is not "just" stand-up: he is a Venezuelan communicator with a long life in radio and TV, and with a history of moving in that zone where humor brushes against current events and public discomfort.
The strong idea of the show is in the title: everything turns, even when it was already promised that this time it wouldn't. And therein lies the charm: turning repetition into diagnosis, and the tour into a quite functional way of accepting that the world doesn't change... it just makes itself up differently.
