The Teatre Romea once again welcomes La Zaranda, one of the most distinctive and influential theatre companies on the contemporary stage, as it presents its latest production, Todos los ángeles alzaron el vuelo. The play delves into some of the central themes that have defined the company’s artistic journey: loneliness, pain, exclusion, and life on the margins of society.
Faithful to its poetic and raw theatrical language, the production focuses on society’s overlooked figures and the wounds that run through the human experience. Yet the play also embraces the possibility of hope, suggesting that even in the darkest corners, light can still emerge.
The arrival of Todos los ángeles alzaron el vuelo coincides with a remarkable milestone for the company: 48 years on stage. With nearly five decades of performances around the world, La Zaranda stands as one of Spain’s longest-running active theatre companies, a distinction earned through its unwavering artistic independence and its determination to remain outside trends and conventions.
With this new visit to the Romea, the Andalusian ensemble reaffirms its commitment to a deeply human form of theatre, capable of transforming fragility and marginality into a powerful poetic and theatrical experience.
