In 'The Day David Bowie Died', adapted from Sebastià Portell's novel, a young individual navigates the vibrant streets of Barcelona with an air of urgency and compulsion. As he struggles with self-acceptance while confronting his mother's unfulfilled dreams for him, he finds himself in a waiting room of a clinic, where he awaits tests to uncover the existence of a sexually transmitted disease. This charged and introspective setting becomes a purgatorial space for him to reassess his short existence and confront the conflicts of body and soul. This poignant performance addresses themes of identity, desire, and the harsh realities of life against the backdrop of Bowie's cultural impact, engaging the audience with a reflection on the connection between art and the personal journey.