Praised by critics, the work returns in a solidarity function to help Rodrigo del Campo, GAM lighting technician. A monologue starring Paula Zúñiga that brings the pain of a woman who loses her son at the beginning of the transition.
Awarded and praised, the success of the National Dramaturgy Exhibition brings to GAM the pain of a woman who loses her son at the beginning of the transition, placing the death in 1993, during the assault on the O'Higgins Bank of the Apoquindo Lighthouse.
In October 1993, a major assault on Banco O'Higgins del Faro de Apoquindo ended with eight deaths. One of them was Hilda Peña's son, a young man taken in and raised by her as an adopted child. The work shows the delirious story and desperate memory of a woman who cannot bear the idea of separating from her dead son.
Isidora Stevenson's text was one of the winners of the "Emerging Author" category of the recent XVI Dramaturgy Exhibition, and gives life to a historical and political production starring the award-winning Paula Zúñiga (Women's Prison, Neva, The Reunion, The Double Life).
Direction: Aliocha de la Sotta
Cast: Paula Zúñiga
Comprehensive design: Rocío Hernández
Music: Fernando Milagros