"I just got back from Menorca." Playwright Marta Buchaca spent a week on vacation with her children and her sister, the journalist Imma Sust. The photo she shared with ARA shows a summer scene between sisters, but without children, on the beach in Tossa de Mar, forty years earlier. Until she was fifteen, the playwright spent her summers there because her parents rented an apartment next to her grandparents', near her aunt's apartment, and also near her uncle's family's. The routine was always crowded: "There was all the family and friends; there were thirty of us on the beach every morning." She remembers, amused, going from one apartment to another and collecting good food, complaining every time they hadn't given her a snack. She also remembers the weekly family appointment of going to the phone center to call her grandparents.

Playwright and director Marta Buchaca (Barcelona, ​​1979) explains that, over time, she has stopped believing in romantic love and has discovered real love. And she talks about that emotional journey. Kramig, a comedy about a couple who are about to become parents: Laia (actress Anna Moliner) and Toni (actor Biel Duran). She is a Disney fan; he is the opposite. It's a romantic love with the incisive irony that Buchaca has already displayed in other productions such as Rita (2019) and Lito (2012).