"Opera Mahagony", Bertolt Brecht's epic theatrical work, takes you on an exciting journey through worlds of corruption and vanity, as Brecht reveals to us the reality of his imaginary city, which is vibrant with life but full of moral collapses. From the first moment, the play arouses the ire of the bourgeois class, as it presents a harsh criticism of capitalist society in which money controls every aspect of life. On stage, the voices of advocates of socialist principles rise, while clouds of smoke rise in the air and a harsh image of false glory is formed, where dreams turn into a black bag thrown into the graveyard of oblivion. In a world lacking values ​​and morals, Brecht highlights the alienation that the individual suffers under industrialized societies, showing how money ruthlessly controls people's destinies. Immerse yourself in Brecht's sharp irony and artistic audacity, and discover how art can be an instrument of change in the face of corruption and indifference.