If Clara Segura, Marta Marco, and Cristina Genebat read fragments at a book presentation, you've got half the work done: they can already add a pile to the stall and take out the card reader, because we'll be heading to the checkout. The three musketeers of Catalan theater have unsheathed their swords in the little garden of La Central to present —all for one and one for all— the new novel by one of them: Cristina Genebat debuts with Sorra (La Magrana), which won the Lo Somni prize at the Night of Catalan Letters.

Behind and at the forefront of some of the shows that have defined the theatrical scene in recent decades is the name of Cristina Genebat (Barcelona, ​​1976). She has translated major productions such as Fires (2012) by Wajdi Mouawad and The Importance of Being Frank (2018) by Oscar Wilde, and has starred in successful productions such as The girls from Mossbank Road (2019) by Amelia Bullmore and The braid (2022) by Laetitia Colombani. Now Genebat embarks on a new path, that of stage direction, with To the extent that it is impossibleA show by Tiago Rodrigues that delves into the lives of various international aid workers. Starring Joan Amargós, Màrcia Cisteró, Andrew Tarbet, and Elena Tarrats, it will run at the Teatro la Biblioteca from February 27th to April 19th.