Shows

With At Every Step is a poetic and absurdist journey through the rediscovery of the world.

A window, a light. Another window, an everyday one. Another window, a building where three women tell us about not being able to stop.

Veus que no veus presents the female version of the so-called “classical entries”, the numbers that start a show or link scenes.

A unique, sweet and somewhat eccentric person, perhaps with a ‘click’ beyond, one of many.

Imagine we are standing on top of a buffet in the living room of a traditional home where we find some everyday objects, amongst which stands out a painting depicting four singing angels. It is a Painted Paradise.

Take a clown, named Pepa Plana, and make her wait for the return of a husband who has just left home to go to war.

From within the fascinating catalogue of human creatures, the clown is possibly the only one that does not know discouragement.

Hatzardia narrates how a magic bag triggers unexpected situations between several characters and explores, with humor, the game between chance and fate.

Pepa has just been rejected for the role of Juliet in a high-theatre production of Shakespeare’s “Romeo and Juliet”.

The rebel, said Albert Camus, is a man who says no. The clown, on the other hand, is an insurgent, a perplexed man who dedicates himself to disrupting order by bombarding the world with questions.