The playwright Sergi Pompermayer (Barcelona, ​​​​1967) began writing the American Trilogy after fulfilling a dream: to travel a section of Route 66 in the United States with his partner, actress Mireia Aixalà, and reach the Grand Canyon. There, the idea of creating three plays rooted in Catalonia, but with the colonial past as a backdrop, was born. The first to premiere was America, about the fall from grace of a bourgeois family and its links to slavery, and now comes Grand Canyon, which I had actually written before. Directed by Pere Arquillué, the production is part of the Grec festival and will be at La Villarroel from this Sunday until August 3.

Yasmina Reza dominates the sitcom, whether in a fable about friendship (Art) or the lack of empathy of two unknown couples confronted by a fight between their children in this one A wild god which we met fourteen years ago at the same Goya Theatre in Barcelona in a production directed by Tamzin Townsend, from which Roman Polanski made a powerful film. A wild god It is also the work that Pere Arquillué has chosen to direct at the Goya Theatre.

Yasmina Reza dominates the sitcom, whether in a fable about friendship (Art) or the lack of empathy of two unknown couples confronted by a fight between their children in this one A wild god which we met fourteen years ago at the same Goya Theatre in Barcelona in a production directed by Tamzin Townsend, from which Roman Polanski made a powerful film. A wild god It is also the work that Pere Arquillué has chosen to direct at the Goya Theatre.