This theatrical performance titled 'Silence of the Beast' features a unique anthropological study that unfolds during a night of celebration. As the main character gathers data about women's experiences in festive spaces, the audience is invited to reflect on how women navigate these environments and the implications of their presence. It's a deeper exploration into the notion of space occupied by women, emphasizing the power dynamics that dictate how they are perceived and treated. Rather than focusing on themes of seduction, the performance shines a light on the power struggles tied to territory and societal norms. Produced by the theater company Sopa d'Ortiga, this performance encourages a dialogue around women's rights and their assertion in public spaces.