"Ladies and gentlemen," as Kounoupis would say, who introduces the work, "we present to you a story of a love struggle between the notorious old man Don Cristobal, the young and beautiful Rosita, her young lover Coccolico, and her former friend Kurito."

The "Pasulides with the Club" is one of Lorca's funniest farces, in which he returns to the theme of love between two people with an age difference, although this time with a happy ending. This is Lorca's only work where love triumphs.

Rosita escapes from the horrible old man Cristobita, who had bought her from her vile father, and marries her beloved Coccolico.