Salvador was a child in search of answers. He wanted to know, for example, what a rich person was and whether his mother Benedicta would still be washing Mrs. Albacarra's sheets if they were rich. He knew his mother was the richest woman in hope.
Salvador grew up too soon and in this work, now a writer, he tells us about his memories: the disappearance of his father and brother, Ana's colored pencils, and Teresa's dreams.
Suzanne Lebeau, one of the most valuable voices in international theater, lived for two years in the South and brought back this story of love and care, which she tells without lies and with just the right words. Hard, as happiness can be sometimes. Knowing that life is worth living and writing can also change the world.
ASSITEJ Spain has begun publishing his complete works in the International Theatre Collection, which already includes The Little Ogre, Shoes of Sand, and Three Little Sisters.