A grown woman. A seven-year-old girl. A dancer with a sore body from rehearsing and working in the theatre. A girl who dances in secret and does snake twists. A woman in transit, a traveller with few suitcases and many escapes. A girl who doesn't want to go to school. A woman who returns to her parents' house. A girl who hides under the table. A woman alone. A girl who believes in secret friends. A woman who eats just enough. A girl who devours liquorice. A woman and a girl, the girl who was the woman, a long time ago. A woman, Pina, comes to sell her parents' coffee and to meet her memories.Itziar Pascual, is a playwright, theatre teacher, researcher and journalist. She is the author of more than twenty works published, translated and premiered in Spain, France, the USA and Bolivia. She has won the Alcorcón City Theatre Award, with The tamer of shadows; the runner-up prize for the Marquis of Bradomín with The voices of Penelope; The Special Mention of the Jury of the Maria Teresa de Leon Award with Blue Mountains (aromas of the last days): the Serantes Theatre Prize for La paz del crepúsculo and the IV Madrid Sur Prize for Pared. She is a founding member and president (2000-2003) of the Association of Women in the Performing Arts of Madrid (AMAEM),Warrior Marias and editor of the I Cycle of the Warrior Marys at Casa de América.