A scene in a forest in the evening light where a group of people dressed in white are sitting around a picnic blanket with plates. In the center, a woman in an orange shirt sits in a meditative position and stares intently into the camera, while the other people around her appear in motion blur.

EÓLIA EMERGING SCENE 2026

To what extent are we the masters of our desires? When the body manifests a longing that the mind had forgotten, a woman is forced to look to her family lineage in order to discern what is her own and what is inherited.
Through a choral narrative that brings together different times and spaces, this piece explores how the experiences of our ancestors are tattooed in our DNA. A physical and poetic exploration of identity, legacy and the freedom to decide a present that does not always belong to us.

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The work articulates the coexistence of different narrative times and spaces: from Valencia to Buenos Aires, from 1924 to 2024. These temporal and geographical layers are not presented literally, but rather superimposed, in a constant dialogue. In order to generate an atmosphere of echoes and resonances between the stories, the scenographic elements and props function as bridges as they are shared and reinterpreted by the different characters.

From the 26 28 2026 June

Friday 26 June at 20pm.
Saturday June 27 at 17pm and 20pm.
Sunday June 28 at 12:30 and 17 p.m.

ARTISTIC SHEET:

Direction and drama: Barbara Becker
Assistant director: Judit Ecebe
Performers: María Aguilar García, Cristina Boldú Reñé, Axel Candia, Marina Casarramona, Ana Castillo Tato, Roser Llobet Gil, Joana Ricardo Hoyos
Scenography: Julia Garcia Edo
So: Imai Adalid
Poster photographer: Cristina Boldú Reñé (@bat.i.bull)
Lamp design: Iris Rodriguez
Acknowledgments: We would like to thank Arnau Marin for his clownish advice, Martina Corona for her help with the graphic design, and family and friends for their support and patience.

A production by Eòlia Escena Emergent 2026