Todas las mujeres que habito

One-woman show with Ángela Conde at the Teatro Infanta Isabel, following Soledad, a woman who revisits from the past the patriarchal patterns that repeat in the present. It combines drama and comedy.

One-woman show directed by Montse Rangel, with Ángela Conde as the actress. The piece follows Soledad, who travels between the past and the present until she reaches self-love and empowerment. Starting from a personal story, the play opens up to the collective memory of women and the idea of reparation.

Text, physical expression and character creation come together on stage. Drama and comedy coexist to bring to life different female figures, each with their own nuances. Soledad becomes aware that women keep repeating patriarchal patterns without meaning to. The proposal is a tribute to invisible women, to mothers, grandmothers and daughters, to those who cared for others without fuss, who rebelled or who stayed silent out of fear.

The artistic credits include Montse Rangel as director, set designer and in lighting and sound, alongside Carlos Marcos in the latter role; Ángela Conde for production and dramaturgy; Jorge Recio for set design; Carmen Pedrochen for costume; Enrique Vaz Olive for original music; Paula Benítez for graphic design; Alejandra Jiménez-Cascón for dramaturgical advice and support; and José María Conde for text and style editing. The show is staged at the Teatro Infanta Isabel, whose programme focuses on theatrical performing arts.