This can be seen in the characters that are excluded from society, their impoverished, and not even effective, use of words, and even the place of the action – an unnamed wasteland in the suburbs of the city – where we find someone who, by chance, is saved from death by drowning. Poverty and marginality were afforded a metaphysical treatment in the written work of Juan Radrígan at the beginning of the 1980s, with the economic crisis and the mass unemployment of those years as the backdrop. Now brought back to the stage, the work continues to demonstrate its universal relevance even in the present day and age.

Author: Juan Radrigán

Cast: Amparo Noguera, José Soza, Rodrigo Pérez and Felipe Ponce.

Music: Miguel Miranda

Set Design: Rodrigo Vega

Lighting Design: Andrés Poirot

Assistant Stage Manager: Héctor Freire

Production: Teatro La Memoria: Maritza Estrada

Co-production: Festival Santiago a Mil

Duration: 80 min