The Condal Theater becomes this summer the showcase of the universe of Kulunka Teatro, the Basque company that uses mask theater and wordless art, to transmit stories full of depth and emotion. Throughout this month, the Hernani-based company presents a trilogy of three completely independent shows that can be enjoyed on their own and that stand out for their great visual strength. The cycle begins with André y Dorine (until July 9), continues with Solitudes, a piece awarded several Max Awards that premieres for the first time in the city (from July 10 to 19), and closes with Forever (from July 22 to August 2), which already captivated audiences at the last edition of the Grec Festival.
The performers Garbiñe Insausti, Edu Cárcamo and José Dault manage to connect with the audience through a universal language that has already traveled through more than 40 countries, from New York to Shanghai. This trilogy becomes a magnificent opportunity to reflect on family relationships, loss, memory, and frustrated desires from a different and unforgettable perspective.
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