Teatre Principal de Sabadell hosts this piece directed by Joan Arqué, focusing on family silences and democratic fragility. The play examines the gray areas of the human condition through a narrative that links half a century of dictatorships in Spain, Argentina, and Chile.
The Planns tip
The dramaturgy is developed by Cultura i Conflicte, the collective behind Joan Arqué's direction.
The venue
Teatre Principal de Sabadell
Recovered 19th-century architecture. Five hundred seats for contemporary performance in Vallès.
Originally built in the late 19th century on Carrer de Sant Pau, this stage merges the legacy of the industrial bourgeoisie with a contemporary renovation focused on mid-format programming.
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