Guillem Albà’s new show is a return to the origins: his characteristic visual universe. This time through puppets and small-format comedy, offering a vibrant collective experience of proximity.

A twenty-five-minute journey from comedy to poetry, with hands as the starting point. This part of the body brings us back to the tangible, the everyday, and the artisanal, reconnecting us with the community. Hands that have created most of the things we use. Hands that have unleashed the most sublime beauty and the most terrible atrocities. Hands that tell the stories that have united us for so long. The show claims them, so that they are not left alone and forgotten between keyboards, screens, and information overload. It is an experience to remember the importance of what is human, simple, and shared.

This show of artisanal humor and emotion adapts to the uniqueness of each space. A short piece with an intimate format, suitable for both indoor and outdoor performance.