Written by Manuela Oyarzún and directed by Víctor Carrasco, the work crosses the worlds of art, science and mental health to question their hierarchies and modes of power. Inspired by the goddesses of reparation, the production starring Francisca Gavilán and Francisco Pérez-Bannen invites us to reflect on the individual will to transform imposed narratives.

Based on the mythological figures of Greek tragedy, Furies presents us with Cassandra, a woman who goes through three different eras—from the 1950s to an undiscovered future—defying the logic of time and space. Through settings that mutate between a psychiatric hospital, a laboratory and a theater, the work questions the modes of domination and the silencing of the female voice throughout history.

Written by Manuela Oyarzún, under the direction of Víctor Carrasco and with the performances of Francisca Gavilán and Francisco Pérez-Bannen, this work immerses us in an unprecedented intersection between art, science and mental health to challenge the power structures that try to silence us.

From the courtyard of a psychiatric hospital to realities where time seems to stop, the various "Cassandras" connect across the centuries. They are not alone: their vital drive and their desire for freedom unite them in an invisible network, helping each other to break their own chains.

Under a dramatic structure that alludes to quantum physics, Furies intertwines matter, space and time in a surprising way. It's not just a play; It is a profound reflection on individual will, the clash of worlds and the awakening of the voice in a world that prefers silence.