For a decade they have been working non-stop. They have premiered nine shows of small, medium and large format, street and indoor, with the audience in the Italian style, standing, sitting in hammocks. "It has been a very prolific ten years. When we were five years old, it seemed like we were 84. Physically and mentally, we didn't feel emergent," explains Lluki Portas. She is one-third of the soul of Hermanas Picohueso, a company born in the Balearic Islands and also formed by Gal·la Peire and Aina Juanet. Artists and producers, they have made a niche for themselves in the theatre sector thanks, above all, to an innovative capacity, to incessantly seek new languages and to present scenic proposals, the result of deep research. Now they bring AHNI (Unidentified Human Actions) to the Mostra d'Igualada, their first production for a family audience but also for adults. The play will be shown on April 18th in various performances.