'Denmark', authored by Lluïsa Cunillé, is a thoughtful exploration of existential despair and the weight of the past haunting the present. Set in a shabby apartment in Copenhagen, it follows the lives of an elderly woman and her adult son as they confront their stagnant existence amid fading dreams. Unexpectedly, ghosts from their past intrude upon their lives, forcing them to awaken from their emotional slumber. The play examines the depths of human experience: from love to regret, underscoring the struggle to reconcile with past traumas. Helmed by director Albert Arribas, the performance invites viewers to engage with its powerful themes and the nuanced portrayals by actors Pere Arquillué and Imma Colomer as they navigate complex familial bonds and the haunting specters of their history.