Me Tarzan, You Jane

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• Rob Becker
• Arsht Center
• Spanish Language

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You’ve surely heard the theory that men are from Mars and women are from Venus, and considering that Mars is an unpredictable planet that spouts juices at the most inopportune moments, and Venus is named for the Roman goddess of love, it kinda makes sense. The battle of the sexes will never be able to hang a “Mission Accomplished” banner in victory, yet it does have its shining moments of progress. One is Defendiendo al Cavernicola, the Spanish-language version of Broadway’s longest-running one-man production, Defending the Caveman. Written by Rob Becker and loved by the millions of people who have made it a hit, the story explores the differences between men and women and how they can agree, or agree to disagree. The English rendition has wowed folks from the Big Apple to Vegas, and now you can catch it en español at the Arsht Center until February 15.
Feb. 5-15, 2009