El somni d'un pardal

The Sparrow's Dream. A performance that surprises with the ingenuity and subtlety that emerge from the iron and rust of objects. A commitment to play, to delicate humour and tenderness, leaving the audience with a smile on their lips and a feeling that lingers well beyond the applause.
At the heart of the piece lies a character who, tired of his own entanglements, decides to look at life with renewed calm. A serene gaze on the passing of time, unhurried and from an old age that reconnects with childhood. A moment when the gaze softens, becomes closer, more humble… and a little more mischievous.
When life experience teaches that less is more, and that very little can say a great deal.
A journey through the maturity of a character who has learned to listen to silence, to read gestures, and to value what is essential. A simple yet profound piece that speaks without pretension, but from the heart. One that invites us to look, to feel… and perhaps, to remember what truly matters — even to the point of laughing at oneself.