Performances

“Prague”, a bold work which focuses on human relationships, their crystalline fragility but also their adamantine resilience, received its première in Madrid in 2013.

The playwright shines a light on contemporary social issues through a disagreement over the adoption of a child that puts the relationships of three friends under stress.

The heroes confront themselves, time and the constants in their lives, put the resilience of their relationships and their love to the test, try to understand the others, to drop their defences and defend the choices that will shape their future. Their language conveys truths, it hurts and wounds. How do the characters react to these truths? Do they defend themselves, escape, or dig in and renegotiate their lives and boundaries?