One of the main problems that the characters ofExpulsion These are the expectations that the father and mother projected onto their children. It is a matter of maturity to shed this burden, but it is not so easy if the parents have been two people with an outstanding and recognized professional career. In this case, the shadow is longer.

Two decades ago, the playwright and director Pau Miró (Barcelona, ​​​​1974) premiered It's raining in Barcelona (2004) in the former Sala Beckett. At that time, Miró's work spoke of "caring for people who come from outside and proudly opening the city to the world," he explains. Now, his view of the Catalan capital has turned upside down. "I felt expelled by the prices, by a city that is increasingly designed for people who only come to consume and who are squeezing Barcelona with economic criteria," explains Miró. This feeling runs through the characters in the work. Expulsion, starring three brothers who meet again after the death of their parents. The show, directed by Toni Casares, can be seen from March 5 to April 6 at the Sala Beckett.