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This theatre piece, based on real events, transports us to the era of the famous Salem trials to rescue the figure of Títuba from oblivion. She was a Black woman enslaved, unjustly accused of witchcraft and turned into the scapegoat of a society deeply marked by racism and patriarchy. Four hundred years after her condemnation, Títuba comes back to the stage thanks to the power of theatre. Through a striking monologue, the actress Kathy Sey gives voice to a woman that official history silenced, denouncing the persecution suffered by Black women between the 15th and 18th centuries both in Europe and in the United States and directly challenging our collective imagination. Artistic brief: Authorship and direction: Denise Duncan Performer: Kathy Sey Photography: Xavi Buxeda and Ruben Ibarreta You can consult here the entire programming of the Teatre Kursaal, the Teatre Conservatori and the Espai Plana de l'Om.