Theater: "Avi, et trauré d'aquí" - Sala Trono
Organized by: Sala Trono
Synopsis
In 1939, Joan Colom, a forty-year-old father of three, was drafted into the army at the end of the Spanish Civil War. He died shortly afterward in a prison in Lleida, a victim of typhus. Decades later, his grandson, Joan Pinyol, discovered that his grandfather's body had been secretly transferred to the Valley of the Fallen, where his remains still rest.
The work reconstructs this personal and collective journey between memory and oblivion, between intimacy and history. A story about the search for justice, the persistence of memory, and the need to name and place that which has not yet been repaired.
Cast and Crew
Dramaturgy and direction: Víctor Borràs Gasch.
Performers: Àurea Márquez and Miquel Malirach.
Scenography: Llorenç Corbella.
Movement advice: Montse Colomé.
Lighting: Marco Rubio.
Soundscape: Laia Vallès.
Video: Nina Solà.
Wardrobe: Nídia Tusal.
Production and distribution: Maria Hervàs and Míriam Millet.
Administration: Montse Valentí and Yolanda Torralbo.
Communication and press: Maria Moix and Miriam Salazar.
Technical assistance: Íngrid Codina and Daniel Roda.
Technical Director: Pau Senserrich.
Dramaturgy assistantship: Laia Borràs, Mireia Moncunill and Biel Rossell.
Production: Teatre Nu.
Practical information
- Company: Teatre Nu (Sant Martí de Tous, Catalonia).
- Dates: January 29, 30 and 31.
- Schedule: 8 pm; 8 pm; 6 pm.
- Age: 18 years and older.
- Genre: Drama / Documentary Theatre.
- Duration: 80 min.
- Language: Catalan.
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