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A comedy by Joan Yago about a pair of musicians who, on turning 37, weigh whether to keep going with the project they share or with their relationship. Staged at La Villarroel in Barcelona.

Rosó and Santi have spent fifteen years sharing their lives and their musical project. On turning 37, they ask themselves whether so many sacrifices have been worth it for an ambition that never came to fruition. After years of effort, they are considering closing that chapter with one last performance, and the central dilemma is put bluntly: give up music or the relationship? The play sits within the comedy genre and starts from an everyday story about the wearing down of a shared dream.

On stage, Anna Moliner and Joan Negrié play the leads. Direction and choreography are by Joan Maria Segura, musical direction and arrangements by Xavier Mestre, and set and costume design by Albert Pascual. Lighting is by Marc Salicrú. Joan Negrié also takes on the executive production.

It is a Sala Trono production, made with the collaboration of Sala Muntaner. The production is staged at La Villarroel, in Barcelona.