Hidratica  Reflections about water in a dystopian future    Not all the water is the same  There are murky waters or dirty waters Sweet water or salty one inhabited water  There are hydrogen and oxygen Crystalline water  Purifying water and holy water  Vapor , rain, hail, snow, seas, rivers, frigid, dews. Shortage or abundance?    Hidratica  is a physical theatre  and  minimum circus  show.
A circus show traveling through Othello's text on the poetic image and the strength of the circus. Characters who express with the body, music and acrobatics by moving to the limit of the dramatic situation to share the contradictory human condition.
After being the main clowns of the Circo Teatro Rosa Raluy, Cia. Passabarret is preparing their first incursion into classic clowns for street venues. S'tem Clowns!
[Breach (n): violation or infraction of a rule or law; rupture in a relationship; gap, rift, fissure. (Vt) Act of emerging to the surface.] She’s humble and submissive. She’s strong and sometimes likes to be dominated in sex. She’s not been able to say no. She didn’t say anything because she felt very embarrassed, she felt guilty; she isn’t even sure if she’s been really raped or abused. A cry in silence and a memory in stand-by. And who are they? Let's begin to talk.  
"El Gran Final" aims to be a tragicomedy that bases its essence in the reunion of two clowns, who had to separate for many years as a result of the outbreak of a civil war. This war interrupted the last function just before his grand final act. The conflict forces them to take separate paths and never have more contact with each other. It is now, after more than 30 years, endless steps, a daily and constant struggle for survival, and an aging body, when they meet again and decide to finish their "Great Final."
Fil is a creation which explores human relationships through a universal language: the physicality. Two characters embark on a set of tensions between reality and fiction, reason and emotion, to project an imaginary with which they capture the audience's complicity. A poetic, reflective and near spectacle, where balance are always present.
“What is in the empty space between two pieces that do not fit? A man and two women meet in a place. She sings. He climbs. She runs. Just a simple movement... and the game can start.” Esquerdes is a little story which combines aerial elements, acrobatic ladder and live music through three moving bodies, in a game between the desire and the escape.