The Room of Roses premieres at the Galeón Theater: a physical theater piece inspired by Gabriel García Márquez's short story "Someone Is Disturbing These Roses," where silence becomes the most powerful language on stage. Two siblings, a white rose and a red one, born from the same stem, inhabit a room suspended in time, where play, mutual care, and waiting build a fragile universe. Until something outside disrupts everything. Directed by Alexis Gómez Gómez, this work is an intimate metaphor for life, death, and the bonds that endure beyond time. A theatrical experience that isn't described: it's lived.
The Room of Roses premieres at the Galeón Theater: a physical theater piece inspired by Gabriel García Márquez's short story "Someone Is Disturbing These Roses," where silence becomes the most powerful language on stage. Two siblings, a white rose and a red one, born from the same stem, inhabit a room suspended in time, where play, mutual care, and waiting build a fragile universe. Until something outside disrupts everything. Directed by Alexis Gómez Gómez, this work is an intimate metaphor for life, death, and the bonds that endure beyond time. A theatrical experience that isn't described: it's lived.
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