Pregnant-the Modern Father comedy at The Amil Theatre

The show Pregnant, Marcelo Mello and Fábio Herford, with text by Gustavo Kurlat and directed by Alexandra Golik, speaks of the relationship of contemporary man now that learns that will be father, putting the pregnancy and child-rearing under a masculine vision reveals sentiments as uncertainty, love and rage that the man faces when diving in this strange universe.

With a humorous vision and at the same time critique of the role that the Man takes from the time that is "pregnant", the piece makes small cutouts of daily life that reveal initiatives or passivity.

Without the pretension to dictate rules or treaties on the subject, the play puts, so fragmented and fun, the Father as the protagonist. A comedy that still look poetic, with two actors who take turns in dilemmas and reflections that undergo insomnia, crying, diapers, breastfeeding, aiming at an understanding of the relationships that probably never will achieve.