Live Show

Story revolves around the sad plight of the live sex performers Rolly (Paolo Rivero), Gigi (Klaudia Koronel), Rosita (Ana Capri), Sandra (Hazel Espinosa and Vio (Simon Ibarra) and what drives them to do the inexplicable.

Cast

Klaudia Koronel

as Gigi

Hazel Espinosa

as Sandra

Ana Capri

as Rosita

Daria Ramirez

as Elma

Marcus Madrigal

as Jojo

Simon Ibarra

as Vio

Nikka Valencia

as Liza

Oliver Hartmann

as Jake

Martin Gonzalo

as Danny

Paolo Rivero

as Rolly

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