A HURRICANE MOVES FORWARD CHEERFULLY
A hurricane moves forward cheerfully, invites us on a journey in which fragility and strength coexist. The main character, Jonc, is a young man with functional diversity who takes part in the most important casting of his life while exploring the ideas of desire and identity. The director observes him and guides him through this first journey. He lives to love. No one knows what a body can do until they discover the effects of what it is capable of.
The piece becomes a reflection on desire as an act of affirmation, resistance, and freedom. Accompanied by music, Jonc moves through his emotions and memories, following the yellow tiles that symbolize his path toward expressing his desire from his intimacy, identity, and autonomy. Along this journey, Jonc’s voice is accompanied by others who have already travelled that same path; their experiences become a dialogue that questions, reaffirms, and supports the existential questions that arise when it comes to desiring and living in today’s world with a 75% intellectual disability.
Work in progress
A co-production by: Teatre Lliure, El Canal – Centre for Performing Arts Salt/Girona, and Mousiké.
With the support of OSIC of the Generalitat de Catalunya through the 2025 Grant for Artistic Creation, Research, and Innovation in the Performing Arts. With the support of the Barcelona City Council.
ARTISTIC TEAM
Original idea and project direction: Susanna Barranco
Co-direction and dramaturgy: Susanna Barranco and Marta Galán
Text: Susanna Barranco and Antonio Centeno
Performance: Jonc Mira Barranco and Susanna Barranco
Stage design and video: Manel Barnils
Musical composition: Vitalic
Disca Squad: Mariano, Isabel, Cristina, Esmeralda, Lluís, Mari Carmen, Elena V, Elena S, Israel, Rosa, Marta, Josep, Rosa María, Adriano, Vicente, Cristina and Francisco, Fundación Llar Hospitalitat, with the collaboration of Andrés Campo.
Production: Cia. Susanna Barranco, Mousiké
Production assistants: Elsa Julià and Helena Colom
Consultancy: Montserrat Casanovas
A co-production by:
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Support: Fundación Joan Brossa-Centre de les Arts Lliures y L’animal a l’esquena
Work in progress
With the support of OSIC and the Barcelona City Council.






