Nallar - CaixaForum, La Caixa Foundation
Organized by: CaixaForum, Fundació La Caixa
Inspira Teatre builds, scene by scene, the embers of a rural home through the sounds, voices, and textures of the countryside: wool, reeds, straw, the cries of shepherds, cowbells... A refuge that protects, roots, and nurtures the bonds that nourish the people and animals who live there. Nallar is a piece sung for three voices that pays homage to the wisdom of the women who weave life with their hands.
Recommended for families with children from 1 year old.
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