Happy End reflects on expectations and endings through a staging that incorporates sign language. Nico Jongen, alongside Berta Frigolé and playwright Roberto Fratini, works with three deaf teenage performers to build the piece. The company Ça marche explores the inherent difficulties of communication and meaning construction. It is a work that questions the traditional narrative structure.
The Planns tip
Roberto Fratini's dramaturgy is a central element: pay attention to the use of stage language versus spoken language.
The venue
Sala Lliure de Gràcia
Cradle of Teatre Lliure: Gràcia's stage heartbeat.
At C/ Montseny 47, Sala Lliure de Gràcia offers an intimate, vibrant space, essential for Barcelona's independent cultural scene. Its atmosphere embraces diverse artistic proposals, establishing it as a hub for creative expression in the heart of Gràcia.
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