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The rooster is having a terrible time. He has been unemployed for a long time and doesn't have a penny. One day he is offered the job of a singing teacher and he is enthusiastic. But the job is not what he expected. His students are Les Wonderful, five turtles with not very gifted voices who want the rooster to help them win a singing contest. With their endearing optimism and infinite kindness, the turtles will test the rooster's patience and teach him that, in this life, what matters is not getting far but enjoying the journey.

Miriam, a teacher, travels from Brussels to Barcelona to attend a conference on Mary Magdalene. She leaves her young daughter behind and makes the important decision to divorce her husband. When she arrives at Barcelona airport, the taxi driver waiting for her says he is Jesus. Following Virginia Woolf's Mrs. Dalloway and Flaubert's Madame Bovary, Carme Portaceli and Michael De Cock focus on the character of Mary Magdalene, the symbol – by far – of women erased throughout history.

A knot in the stomach, fire in the body and an explosion that runs through us inside and out. We scream, we cry, we feel like punching and kicking, or running away. It is anger. When it visits us we don't like it, but it is inevitable and it will continue to do so throughout our lives. This theatrical project wants to be a space to look at anger head on and up close, experiencing some of its aspects through play. An immersive experience about what anger is, how it makes us feel and why.