The actress Rosa Boladeras (Terrassa, 1972) explains that she discovered the book Nothing (Comanegra, 2012) by the Danish writer Janne Teller by chance. "I went to one of my two go-to bookstores, La Temerària in Terrassa, and I found it there. It's a very simple book, but it caught my attention when I saw that it had been initially banned in Denmark, Germany, and Norway when it was published, in 2000," says Boladeras. What most attracted her to the story of the title is that "over the years, it went from being banned to becoming required reading," emphasizes the actress, who this July received the Margarida Xirgu award for her performance in the show I Have a Forest in My Brain at Sala Beckett.

Rosa Boladeras (Terrassa, 1972) is an actress driven by passion. Enthusiasm led her to make the stage her vocation at a young age, and since then, she has built a very long career made up of shows and television projects that have made her one of the most outstanding performers in our country. After being away from theater for seven years to dedicate herself to municipal politics, at the Terrassa City Council, Boladeras is now experiencing one of the most recognized moments of her professional career thanks to the Margarida Xirgu award, which she received on Monday at the Teatre Romea for her work in the show she received on Monday at the Teatre Romea for her work in the show I Have a Forest in My Brain, by Guadalupe Sáez and directed by Alícia Gorina at Sala Beckett.