W.I.T.C.H.

OVERSEAS ROOM. Alzira, 9

La Womens International Terrorist Conspiracy from Hell (W.I.T.C.H.) was a feminist group that emerged at the end of the sixties in New York that, appropriating the reviled concept of "witch" she cast spells to claim the social and economic equality of women. Dressed in black, with long skirts, barns and hats, they organized guerilla theater actions that have inspired the company's play Les fugitives which presents the Ultramar Room. Sarah, a young journalist who writes for the fashion section of one of the most important newspapers in New York, is tasked with following a group of strange women disguised as witches who perform rituals and spells. S.M.
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