Theater "Les mans brutes" by Cia. L'El·lida

In the play "Les mans brutes," the protagonist grapples with the moral dilemmas of war. "I have dirty hands. Dirty up to the elbows. I have plunged them into shit and blood. So what?" In a war-torn country, the resistance organizes itself into a hierarchical structure not exempt from alliances and betrayals. Within this organization, an individual, fully convinced of the cause he defends, struggles to remain faithful to his principles and to what the order has dictated, without betraying himself or the cause. This person acts according to orders to avoid confronting his own existence and the weight of his actions in an absurd and contradictory world. All activities require prior registration and payment, if applicable, with a minimum of two days' notice. Reservations can be made in person, by phone, and online. The artistic team includes Cia. L'El·lida, with dramaturgy and direction by Ivan Padilla based on Jean-Paul Sartre's "Les mans brutes," and performances by Dani Ledesma, Ramon Bonvehí, and Ivan Padilla.