The Murcia-based theatre company La Tendía is set to perform its play 'Resonance' on Wednesday, 18 November, at 20:00 in the Sala Josefina Plá. This production arrives in Fuerteventura after winning four awards at the Azahar Awards for Performing Arts in the Region of Murcia, including best stage direction, dramaturgy, original music, and set design.
'Resonance' is a theatrical exploration of memory and absence, directed and performed by David Terol. The play raises poignant questions about the nature of communication and the echoes of the past, such as: Where do the words that once departed go? What about the sounds that were never recorded? Do the stars have anything to tell us?
The narrative draws parallels to the launch of the Voyager probes in August 1977, which carried a disc of Earth's sounds and music into space, hoping to reach an audience beyond our planet. Simultaneously, two individuals find their frequencies aligned under a disco ball while one of the songs from the probes plays. Today, as we face a potential loss of contact with these probes, a son, born from that resonance, searches for his father's voice, believing that finding it may bridge years of silence.
With a blend of humour, sensitivity, and the use of objects, 'Resonance' traverses memories and the cosmos, delving into themes of legacy, imprint, and absence. Admission to the performance is free, but seating is limited. Interested attendees can reserve their tickets by calling 928 344683 or emailing biblioteca@cabildofuer.es.
