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From birth, through her childhood and adolescence, a girl is confronted with the fragmentation of her identity because of the violent world around her: a highly religious mother, a brother suffering from mental illness and turbulent sexuality. A story about loss, grief, grief, and identity alignment. An intimate story that, like a voracious body, is erected through its own destruction. The novel A Girl is a Half-Formed Thing is the debut film by writer Eimear McBride. His innovative and experimental language travels through our interior, offering a new expressiveness of dialogue in the contemporary theatre scene. In Spanish with English surtitles.

Cast/Performers

Pia Laborde-Noguez

Creatives/Company

Author: Eimear McBride
Director(s): Juan Miranda, Montserrat Cattaneo (assistant)
Adapted by: Annie Ryan
Translation(s): Adriana Toledano Kolteniuk, Pia Laborde-Noguez
Design: Manuela de Laborde
Lighting(s): Elisabet Castells i Negre, Emilio Carrera Quiroga (assistant)
Sound: Fuchs (Camila de Laborde and Daniel Hermann - Collinni)