Put up the Poliorama curtain for Valencia. "L'ultim ball" by Horta Teatre

The last dance wants to be a tribute to so many anonymous theater actors and actresses who, with their performances, beyond success or failure, recognition or awards, have made many people happy. It talks about what is worth living for, about what we sometimes lose along the way, about how we can live with the absence of what makes us happy. It talks about how, for better or for worse, life turns into something else. Success or failure, two sides of the same coin. And how we have in our hands the rudder to continuously rebuild our lives.

The last dance tells of the pleasure of performing, of experiencing things for the first time, of playing as we did when we were children, and we hadn't yet put on the chainmail to protect ourselves from the world. A humorous show. Entertaining. Created to make people laugh. And cry, why not. If you don't cry, you can't appreciate laughter. A show to live more intensely even if it's just for a moment.