The friendship between two women who grew up together. The need to reinvent oneself in a world dominated by technology. Being young, finding yourself in a black hole and not knowing how to get out. Growing old and facing oblivion. These are not arguments for novels, nor for films, nor for plays, but for circus performances. The Fira Trapezi de Reus, which will take place from May 13 to 17, celebrates its 30th anniversary with a program focused on the diversity of the discipline and with the mission of showing that the circus goes far beyond technique: it is also dramaturgy and can also tell stories that leave the audience satisfied and moved. It will do so with productions such as Refugi, by Manolo Alcántara; Ínsula, by Alexandre Duran; Salar la pena, by Juan Carlos Panduro; 20 years later, still here!, by Lotta & Stina, and Conhort, by Hotel Iocandi, among many others. In total, the fair will host 60 Catalan and international companies with the mission of being a showcase for the circus being made abroad, but above all for what is being made in our country.