Two barmen are preparing the festive opening of Chiringuito Paradise. Everything is ready for a successful opening ceremony. With the guests already there, a full program, and the Champagne on ice, the party can begin. A heart-warming duo trying to save the day in an apocalyptic mix including catastrophic juggling, physical comedy and - of course - fireworks! Welcome to Chiringuito Paradise! “Chiringuito Paradise” draws inspiration from the physical comedy and the surprising clumsiness of the most famous Clowns of the big screen (B. Keaton, Laurel & Hardy, P. Sellers…), but equally from the simplicity and the depth of a dramaturgy, which calls upon universal characters. This principle has pushed the Sitting Duck to develop a comical language that can be close to that of slapstick comedy, but which at the same time meets the requirements of a street show. The company approaches slapstick as a series of unattractive and hilarious micro situations, inserted in a dramaturgy focused on chaos and failure. The exploit plays also an important role in the show. Falls, accidents, juggling and object manipulation add a spectacular touch to the performance.