Mirrors and Masks is a game of reflections, hidden identities and half-light confessions, This work explores the fragility of truth and theater as a "conscience catcher". Between illusory love letters and duplicate monologues, the characters discover that the true mirror is not glass, but the look of the other. An introspective and poetic piece about the masks we all wear to survive our own fears and desires. The theater is a glass trap: the viewer believes he is observing a fiction, but in reality he observes his own sins.
