Los días titánicos

Contemporary theatre piece directed by Beatriz Jaén, with text by Antonio Rincón-Cano, following three lonely characters who meet at night in an empty museum. It is a psychological thriller about the weight of the past and the possibility of starting again.

Los días titánicos is a psychological thriller written by Antonio Rincón-Cano, a play that won the Rafael de Cózar competition organised by the CICUS in Seville. Everything takes place at night in an empty, silent museum, which becomes a refuge for Olvido, Jacobo and Victoria. Each of them carries a past they want to leave behind, and they try to find someone to protect, someone capable of looking at them with compassion.

The piece reflects on the desire to love and on whether oblivion can go further than forgiveness. With a sombre tone of silence and melancholy, the characters' hidden identities are gradually revealed until it raises the question of whether anyone deserves a new opportunity. The production seeks a dignity that allows each person to be loved.

Beatriz Jaén directs the show, and she is the winner of the José Luis Alonso award for emerging directors. The cast comprises David Castillo, Paula Mira and Lucía Quintana. The set design is by José Novoa, the lighting by Rodrigo Ortega, the costumes by Vanessa Actif and the sound design by Tagore González. The production is by Emilia Yagüe Producciones, in co-production with Teatro de La Abadía, where it is staged in its Sala José Luis Alonso.