Programming

We come into the world united by the umbilical cord that intertwines us in a unique way with our mother, but what happens next with that thread? The cord is cut at birth, but the bond that is created between both parties, like an invisible thread, remains alive.

We come into the world united by the umbilical cord that intertwines us in a unique way with our mother, but what happens next with that thread? The cord is cut at birth, but the bond that is created between both parties, like an invisible thread, remains alive.

La Tomasa, whose name bears a great resemblance to that of the protagonist of a well-known poem by García Lorca, stars in this small-format scenic proposal that with its little steps forward and its little steps backwards gracefully weaves rhythms and rhymes born from the reunion of the word with music and movement. This proposal, where the new and the old go hand in hand, recreates the poetics coming from oral tradition, experimentally mixing stage language, music, contemporary dance, and Hip Hop. A show for small audiences, with dramaturgy by Roser Ros and the artistic direction of the urban dance company Brodas Bros.

The Girl Who Dreamed is a forum theater show. That is, participatory, risky. It is a show that we create together, in which the audience becomes a spectator-actor, where they enter and play with us, dreaming of a reality that we like more than the one we live.