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«Abraça’m fins que m’adormi» show
«Abraça’m fins que m’adormi» is built from the intimacy of a voice that remembers. The monologue follows Marcel, a young man navigating between what he feels and what he dares not name, at a moment in his life when everything seems suspended, as if it had not yet taken shape.
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Teo's appearance — almost accidental, almost inevitable — introduces a fissure in that stillness. A conversation, an everyday gesture, are enough for something to shift. From there, the narrative opens towards memory: childhood, the fear of being seen, the need for affection. This is not a conventional love story, but a subtler process, where desire gradually recognises itself.
The text by Cesc Colomina, directed by Guillem Sánchez Garcia and performed by Roc Bernadí, opts for restrained writing, where what matters is not always said aloud. The staging accompanies this tone, creating a space where time seems to stretch.
«Abraça’m fins que m’adormi» speaks of that moment when something changes without making a sound. An emotional awakening that does not impose itself, but reveals itself when one decides to look at oneself without avoiding what one feels.