Set in Northern Ireland in 1981, 'El Barquer' delves into the profound identity conflicts and the heavy burdens of violence and death that shaped life during a tumultuous period. The play unfolds on a late summer day amid escalating tensions, where a group of IRA prisoners is engaging in a hunger strike to claim political status, with deadly consequences. Simultaneously, the Carney family's farm is buzzing with activity as they celebrate the harvest. This festive day takes a dramatic turn when an unexpected incident disrupts the celebrations. Written by Jez Butterworth and directed by Julio Manrique, the performance features a talented cast including Lua Amat, Bruna Armengol, and many others. The show is in Catalan and consists of three acts with brief intermissions, promising a poignant exploration of personal and collective aspirations against the backdrop of a violent history.