Alba and Bruna are happy together. Genuinely happy. But happiness never lasts, especially on a stage. And especially when–in that stage–there is a playwright reading the stage directions out loud, and when that playwright has to tell a story, and when that story has to be packed with conflict. The playwright, thus, condemns the couple to have a relationship that people will never understand nor approve of. A forbidden relationship that even Alba is against. The most amazing and unexpected and shocking forbidden relationship ever, something that the playwright is so very proud of having come up with. But then again, he knows that this is not true. He knows that he did not create anything, that all stories existed before him and that he rather discovered this one. Created by him or not, the playwright thinks that it's a pretty darn good story, and that it looks quite rare. And he's about to tell it.



This reading will be performed in Spanish.