Scientific plays

Our scientific theatre performances have a unique format. There is information, data, scientific concepts, graphs, and images. Science is on stage. And there is also a story to tell with its characters and conflicts. There are actors and there is action. There are emotions and metaphors. They are a fusion of science and theatre.

Objective? To convey exciting and understandable science to all types of audiences.

They are a different way of communicating scientific concepts through the performing arts, where the audience can participate by asking questions and sharing testimonies.

The topics addressed aim not only to raise awareness and spark interest but also to provide useful knowledge for life. They have a clear educational and outreach dimension while also being attractive and entertaining performances.

Crema, Groenlàndia

El Llegat

"Everyone wants to live a long time, but no one wants to grow old." — JONATHAN SWIFT

Reconstruction

"Every human being has the freedom to change at every moment." — VICTOR FRANKL

Lligams

"I am alone, and there is no one in the mirror." — JORGE LUIS BORGES

Conversations with the heart

"Let us not forget that small emotions are the captains of our lives and we obey them without even realizing it." — VINCENT VAN GOGH

Sex in Cinema

"I am alive like ripe fruit, already the owner of winters and summers, grandmother of the birds, weaver of the sailing wind." – Gioconda Belli

In Search of Forgotten Memories

"We are our memory, we are that chimerical museum of inconsistent forms, that heap of broken mirrors." J. L. BORGES

The formula of love

"The measure of love is to love without measure." – Saint Augustine

Beyond words.

"I learned to sing like a bird, to ignite myself like a firefly, to neigh like a horse." – Gioconda Belli

Engraved in the retina.

"Everything is mine and nothing belongs to me. Nothing belongs to memory. Everything is mine as long as I contemplate it." – Wisława Szymborska

The Gift of Intuition

“Fantasy is more important than knowledge, because knowledge has limits, while fantasy fits the entire world.” ALBERT EINSTEIN

The heart does not forget.

“Remembering is easy for those who have memory. Forgetting is difficult for those who have a heart.” GABRIEL GARCÍA MÁRQUEZ

The History of Diabetes

Celerino