Una història catalana at Teatre Nacional de Catalunya

Let us first half in a village abandoned, lost on a mountain in the Pyrenees. There, a group of women resists, isolated pressure from your neighbors. The community wants to sell the building to the town, but they oppose it, covered by a black legend: practicing witchcraft.
Let us now move to the mine on the outskirts of Barcelona. Calanda is a guy who has gone from selling heroin and stealing cars to become an entrepreneur of dubious legality, the owner of a property with no brakes ambitions. Both stories intertwine and blend to finish painting a fresco of Catalonia and ourselves. Who we are, where we have come and what we have left all the way.

A Catalan history, Chair Award 2011 for best theatrical text of the season, was released within the framework of the T6 season 2010/2011 with immediate success. This ambitious story that runs twenty year history of our country (the transition to the post-Olympic Barcelona) is back in the Great Hall, rewritten by the author and with a cast of new faces, because the public was left out have another chance to see the show and for those who already saw this intrepid western Catalan can be re-entered into a plot with new surprises.
Ages: Production recommended for 14 years and over