Historias de Fantasmas

The play constantly raises the magical act of telling us ghost stories, of repeating them over and over again, of trying to explain from our empirical universe the details of those eerie events through fantastic narratives. A peculiar action of daily life that arrives and transforms through theater. Faced with such a premise, Miguel Santa Rita, the director of the play, explains, "The theater has always been, and I hope it will always be, that balcony to other worlds. What if the theater is the one that breaks down that dividing line between here and beyond? What if the theater opens the portal? What if the transformative power of the theatrical event convinces us that there is something that cannot be proven?"