At GALA, War Is ‘Ha-HA’

“Body language dominates GALA Hispanic Theatre’s hardworking production of “El Rufian Castrucho” (”Castrucho the Hustler”), a Spanish comedy about soldiers running amok in a foreign land. The actors speak and listen with such exaggerated intensity that they spend much of their time leaning or recoiling at 45-degree angles.

There is also much mincing and scampering, plus interludes of swordplay replete with cries of “Ha-HA!” followed by a certain amount of running away.”

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