A memory after the Holocaust is a play written and directed by Carolina Perelman and Samuel Rotter Bechar, inspired by real events that occurred in Paris after the end of World War II. There, two young Jews of Polish origin, Anna and Zygmunt, survivors of the Holocaust, meet at the beginning of the fifties in a Parisian cafeteria and timidly strike up a conversation that, little by little, makes them open their souls to each other, and realize that their true salvation lies in the hope of that unexpected love. But what at first glance appears to be a simple love story, becomes a reflection on the past and memory. Through multiple "phases," the audience is invited to witness how the memory of that day transforms inside Ana's mind over time. A transformation that will reveal in its path the tragic stories of their pasts and the way they managed to save each other.

"The text by Carolina Perelman Bellido and Samuel Rotter Bechar attracts and excites at the same time. Carolina Perelman's direction reveals her as a young artist who will not lack strength, resources and inspiration to be able to travel that long and uncertain journey that always awaits every artist."
— José Miguel Vila, Diario Critico

Cast: Sara Batuecas, Fran Martínez Veléz, Ksenia Guinea, Ángela López Aguilar, Fernando Bodega
Authors: Samuel Rotter & Carolina Perelman
Director: Carolina Perelman
Production: NAU Productions, Ilana Beker (Anne Frank Foundation)
Production assistant: Jimena Vila
Stage Design: Luis Crespo 
Costume Designer: Elena Sánchez Canales  
Lighting: Álvaro Guisado Garavito 
Sound Design: Pedro Fraguela
Choreography: Alba González
Vocal coach: Verónica Largo
Graphic Design: Jack Roizental
Year: 2023

"It thrills to the core."
–Enric Archivell, Archivell.es

Past Performances
Research project of Juan Mayorga MFA in Theatre program (2021)
Teatro el Umbral de la primavera, Madrid (January-Febrary 2022)
Colony Theatre, Miami, FL (September 2022)
Pacific theatre, Panama (May 2023)
Teatro Infanta isabel, Madrid (Junio, 2023)

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    MÁS ALLÁ  

Más allá is a microtheatre play writtern and directed by Lina Frank and interpreted by Mónica Ross and Alejandro Guzmán, produced by Producciones NAU. The play was developed in the framework of the microtheatre Season For your dead.

Alma, a young woman, receives an unexpected visit from Gabriel, a bureaucrat who works for the Death. They have a deep conversation about the purpose of life, transcendence and the inevitable.

Claridad is a tragicomedy that explores the conflicts of Enrique (Daniel Méndez), a Venezuelan immigrant living in Madrid who suffers from mental illness and has decided to put up a play to recreate the last encounter he had with his ex-girlfriend. Fueled by delirious anecdotes, brutally honest confessions and the dissonance of jazz, Claridad is a psychological adventure through the past of a character that has merged art and poetry with his life.

Cast: Daniel Méndez, José María Pertusa y Stephanie Espil
Author: Samuel Rotter
Direction: Carolina Perelman & Samuel Rotter
Lighting: Sergio Guivernau
Makeup: Araceli Polanco
Graphic design: Jack Roizental & Cristhian Rojas
Duration 90 minutos
Year: 2019


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