impossible-derri-de-luca-ramon-simo-2026-10-11

Impossible presents a dialectical duel between a young prosecutor and an old revolutionary accused of murder. An intense interrogation that stirs ideals, loyalties, and betrayals, set against alpine landscapes and love letters from prison, maintaining tension until the end. What really happened that day? Accident? Murder? Betrayal? The well-known actor Lluís Soler, with Bernat Quintana and Guillem Albasanz, directed by Ramon Simó, bring a brilliant life to a tense and biting dialogue, but not macaronic in humor, written by the renowned Italian author Erri de Luca. With a story that combines philosophy, politics, memory, and resistance, the spectacle questions truth, loyalty, and human relationships. Between scenes, the correspondence between the old revolutionary and his beloved adds a poetic and emotional layer to the work. A production that, after receiving excellent reviews during its run in Barcelona, will turn the Teatre de l'Aurora into a courtroom, where the audience will be direct witnesses to a dialogue that will disarm and move us.