Sometimes things happen so big and inexplicable that we wish we could hide in our shell and never come out again. Things like Dana, you know, a flood. Or like an earthquake, a huracà or a volcà. Because sometimes these things happen to us and in a second the world is erased and we would like to disappear for a century. But, and if we take out the head again we see that other turtles have arrived? They are taking away your waters? Embracing your shell? Here, where the turtles bloom is a scenic experience that invites little ones and turtles to review together the recent experience of the Dana suffered in Valencia, putting it in relation to the memory of other floods and catastrophes throughout history and the planet. With real testimonies of boys and girls and opening the perspective to the rest of living beings, like turtles, that also suffered the catastrophe, the piece raises questions about our contemporary way of living, the accumulation of cars and objects, the care of nature, the need to recover the community and especially what world we want to revive when everything has been broken.
theater | objects | Proximity | 55’
Valencian
Family audience from 5 years
Proximity theater: the audience will be located above the stage
