A refuge in the sun, by Cia. Gèminis

A musical about memory, identity, and the need to resist What happens when the future seems to have lost all hope? A refuge in the sun builds a dialogue between two seemingly distant generations: that of young people trying to find their place in a world marked by polarization, violence, and uncertainty, and that of those who still hold the memory of the fight against fascism. A contemporary musical that reflects on identity, family bonds, and the need not to forget the past in order to imagine a future. Kai and Ària form a musical duo on the verge of taking a decisive step in their career. But a traumatic episode drives Kai to take refuge in the family home in Pallars, where the reunion with his grandmother, Dolors, will open a journey through memory, popular legends, and memories of the Civil War. From this encounter, the play unfolds a story that combines theater, live music, and rural imagery to speak about fragility, difference, and the construction of one’s own identity. With dramaturgy by Jumon Erra and Pol Sanuy, and original music by Mireia Morera, A refuge in the sun confirms the personality of the es