Las que gritan

A comedy written by Antonio Rincón-Cano and José María del Castillo, who also directs this production about a mother who gathers her daughters for a family retreat, at the Teatro Maravillas in Madrid.

The starting point is Consuelo, a mother determined to secure the happiness of her daughters and her own. To bring them closer together, she gathers her three daughters for a weekend away together, a retreat in which each of them will have to face emotions, fears and longings that have until now gone unspoken. Through scenes of humour and others of a more serious tone, they all end up speaking to one another frankly, something they had not done for a long time.

The play, written by Antonio Rincón-Cano and José María del Castillo, reflects on communication, family bonds and the search for happiness. It is directed by José María del Castillo, and the staging is built as a succession of scenes that move from the light-hearted to the mystical and the surreal, in an avant-garde-style production that explores personal relationships today.

The cast includes Soledad Mallol, Mariona Terés, Marina San José, Rocío Marín and Laia Alemany. The set design is by Monica Boromello and the lighting by Pilar Valdelvira. The production is by Pentación Espectáculos and Coribante, and the show is staged at the Teatro Maravillas in Madrid.