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Synopsis

"La llei de la gravetat" begins with a statement. A young secondary school teacher explains a violent incident he experienced in the classroom. Today, before the commission investigating him, he has the opportunity to explain himself, to give his version of events.

A student expelled from high school feels like he doesn't fit into the system. Throughout the day, he wanders the city trying to find answers, distancing himself from a school he feels he'll never return to.

The teacher and the student probably have more in common than they think.

Through the words of both of them, the piece raises questions about responsibility, guilt, and the cracks in the education system that affect both students and teachers.

Cast and Crew

Authorship: Pep Farrés, Biel Rossell, Daniela Feixas
Direction and set design: Pep Farrés and Junyent
With: Biel Rossell Pelfort, Biel Serena Riba
Wardrobe: Nídia Tusal
Lighting and technical manager: David Bofarull
Musical composition and sound space: Biel Serena
Movement: Anna Castells
Set design assistant: Alfred Casas
Technical advice on set design: Pepo Carreras
With the voices of Carles, Miriam, Sara, Abde, Izan, Fran, Bernat, Rat...
Photo: Albert Rué
Production Manager: Joan Negrié
Executive Producer: Roser Soler
Production The embryo: Martí Rossell
Management: Manel Torres
Touring Production: Àngel Monlleó
Communications and press: Laia Marín, Míriam Mariné
Distribution: Mar Puig
A production of Sala Trono and El Embrión
With the support of the Catalan Institute of Cultural Enterprises (ICEC) - Generalitat de Catalunya
In collaboration with the National Theatre of Catalonia, Atrium Viladecans
Acknowledgements: Pere Vives Vich Institute, Farrés Brothers & Co., Bofill Foundation, El Umbral Foundation, Texas Theatre

Practical information

  • Company: Sala Trono and L'embrió (Tarragona and Igualada, Catalonia).
  • Dates: January 9th and 10th.
  • Time: 8:00 PM; 6:00 PM.
  • Age: 14 years and older.
  • Genre: drama.
  • Duration: 65 min.
  • Language: Catalan.

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