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Pulmons

cast
Carlota Olcina woman / Pau Roca man

translation from English Carme Camacho / lighting Sergi Vilanova / setting advisor Paula Bosch / music Pablo Miranda / choreography and movement Nuria Legarda
 
director assistant Jan Vilanova Claudín / management David Costa and Adriana Nadal

produced by Sixto Paz Produccions
 
with the collaboration of the Sala Beckett/Obrador Internacional de Dramatúrgia
 
thanks to Llàtzer Garcia, Roger Torns, Xavier Ordóñez, Floristeria-Garden The Boj, Bar La Gaviota, Toni Galmés, Marta Fernández and Albert Ordóñez and their daughter Martina

show in Catalan
length 1h. 30' no interval


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Schedules 
from Wednesday to Friday 21:00
Saturday 18:00 and 21:30
Sunday 18:30
Prices 
tariff b  
Wednesday an Saturday afternoon
(the audience days)
18,50€
the rest of days 23€
advanced sales
(before the premiere)

21€
with discount*
(except the audience days)
19,50€
tariff top row
(on certain performances)
12€

*15% discount with the Carnet Jove, + 25, students, under 14s, senior citizens, unemployed, disabled, large families and single parent families, TNC and Mercat de les Flors subscribers, TR3SC, local regional libraries and theatres. To the La Vanguardia subscribers, the discount is only avalaible at the box office.

Pulmons - trailer

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In this piece by British playwright Duncan Macmillan – which won the CBS Outstanding Drama Award and Best New Play at the Off West End Awards – Carlota Olcina and Pau Roca float the idea of having a child. To bring a new person into the world or not…that is the question.

Lungs is the story of a conversation. One day, while shopping for furniture, a couple unexpectedly find themselves debating if they should start trying to have kids. Am I a good person? Will I be a good parent? What sort of world will our children inherit? Is it wise or necessary to bring another person into the world? The smarter you are, the harder those questions are to answer and the more ridiculous you seem for trying to wrestle with them. I wrote this piece as a challenge for actors, and also as a gift.
Duncan Macmillan