Under the title "Reírnos juntos: códigos del humor y la oralidad para acercar orillas" (Laughing Together: Codes of Humor and Orality to Bring Shores Closer), Federman proposes an exploration of laughter as a space for connection. The session, coordinated by oral storyteller Raquel López, can be attended in person or watched online via YouTube.
Federman champions humor not just as entertainment, but as a potent communication tool capable of reducing distances and fostering shared spaces. The artist highlights the personal origin of this perspective, recalling how laughter was fundamental in his childhood for connecting with his father and friends.
This initiative is part of the "Tradiciones y el Mediterráneo" (Traditions and the Mediterranean) series, a consolidated space for cultural exchange that has shown over time how popular expressions travel and enrich a common imaginary. The event promises to be a reflection on laughter as a vehicle for communication and mutual recognition.
Enrique Federman has an extensive theater career since 1978, having worked as a clown, actor, author, and director. He has participated in international festivals and directed acclaimed shows, as well as creating Argentina's first clown and humor festival. He balances his artistic activity with teaching.
The event will take place at Casa Mediterráneo (Antigua Estación de Benalúa, Alicante) on Friday, September 18th, 2026, at 7:00 PM. Admission is open to the public until full capacity.
