A century has passed since anarchism and syndicalism took to the streets with the conviction that the revolution was imminent, and the Mos Maiorum company is convinced that that moment has many similarities with the current era. "The drums of war were heard throughout Europe, fascism was on the rise, and inequalities were increasingly present. Now all of this resonates with us," says director Ireneu Tranis. How did people react then, in that context? Can we reflect on it? With these questions, Mos Maiorum has approached the figure of the anarchist Joan Garcia Oliver (Reus, 1902 - Mexico, 1980) and has constructed a show, We, the nameless, which premieres on October 10 in Girona (La Planeta, as part of Temporada Alta) and will run at the Sala Beckett in Barcelona from October 18. "It was a time when utopia was solid, palpable. We want to tell it and appeal to hope," adds Tranis.