Three companies born at ERAM land at Sala Planeta

Three theater companies founded by graduated students of the Escola Universitària de les Arts ERAM-UdG are bringing their creations to Sala Planeta.

The first of these is “Les cases dels altres” (The Houses of Others), created by the association “La intempèrie,” formed by Berta Camps and Eva Ferré, who also perform in the play.

This production takes the form of a collage, composed of anecdotes and experiences that immerse the audience in the lives of others. The play explores everyday life, intimacy, family, and the sense of belonging, shedding light on both its bright and dark sides.

Additionally, they have collaborated with Camille Latron, another ERAM alumni, who was responsible for set and costume design.

This theatrical production will be staged at Sala Planeta on February 28 and March 1 at 8 p.m., and on March 2 at 6 p.m.

Another company featured is Malsai Produccions, presenting “Calla, Judit, calla” (Be Quiet, Judit, Be Quiet), directed by Maria Cambil.

This play offers an intense confrontation between words and music through the story of a young woman who refuses to wither away in the textile factory where she works. The narrative highlights the significance of spiritualism in modern social revolts and women’s empowerment movements.

Actress Clàudia Ferrer, another ERAM alumni, participates in the production, along with ERAM faculty member Laura Alcalà, who was in charge of movement direction.

This production will be staged at Sala Planeta on March 8 at 8 p.m. and March 9 at 6 p.m.

Tribut a les rates (Tribute to Rats) is the proposal from the company “Las Espectadoras,” founded by alumni Aina Minguell Boschi and Aitana López. After presenting their final degree project at ERAM, they decided to establish themselves as an artistic duo to continue creating stage productions.

This play delves into the moment when one dares to challenge human existence, following the story of two elderly women who have been rejected and isolated by society to the point where they have no choice but to take refuge among the trash. Once there, their only hope is that a divine voice grants them a miracle so they can continue to exist.

This production will be performed at Sala Planeta on March 15 at 8 p.m. and March 16 at 6 p.m.

A unique opportunity to discover new voices and stories that move and inspire. ERAM invites all theater and performance enthusiasts to attend, enjoy these young talents, and support local art.