"We can finally sleep soundly!" exclaimed Jaume Bernadet, a member of Comediants, on Wednesday, after recounting the recent adventures of the company's archives. For the past ten years, Comediants had been searching for a home for more than 20,000 documents and materials from the over 250 shows they produced over five decades. Between 2021 and 2022, a significant portion of the archive was transferred to the Documentation Center of the Museum of Performing Arts (MAE) at the Institut del Teatre, which has since inventoried, cataloged, digitized, and published it. on the Escena Digital website to make it accessible to everyone. Now, with 80% of the work completed, the MAE has presented it to the public. "We haven't managed to create a house-museum or a foundation, but our holistic way of working can be seen here, through the collection," Bernadet emphasized. "It's a very special legacy because it has so many different types. This doesn't always happen when we receive collections from companies," explained the MAE's director, Anna Valls. Specifically, the museum has received giant papier-mâché figures, costumes, press clippings (more than 14,000 news items), figurines, masks, models, stickers, photographs, videos, awards, and programs. "We asked them to make a very large selection of the costumes and the tadpole figures. It was complicated because it involved the effort of choosing what is significant and what will still be significant in thirty years when we want to put on an exhibition," Valls pointed out.