This ambitious autobiographical project by Tanttaka Teatroa explores the heroically transformative journey of a mother in a world characterized by male dominance. Édouard Louis, renowned for his impactful storytelling, uses his unique style to delve into personal experiences that reveal deep social critiques and moments of catharsis. In 'Fights and Transformations of a Woman', Louis continues his autobiographical work by focusing specifically on the figure of his mother. The performance features notable artists such as Jaume Madaula and Eva Trancón, directed by Fernando Bernués, with adaptations by Harkaitz Cano and additional dramaturgical work by Mercè Peralta. The artistic collaboration also includes music by Clair de Lune and visual elements designed by David Bernués. This theatrical piece promises to be a compelling exploration of identity, strength, and resilience through the lens of maternal relationships.