Jordi Casanovas

A man participates in some well-paid psychological tests. What he thinks will be an easy and straightforward way to earn the money he needs to solve his financial problems turns into a real trap. An attractive psychologist will ask him questions and riddles that will make him nervous and force him to bring out the best in himself to avoid a fatal end.

A dark, fun, and suspenseful game that will push the protagonist to the limits of his patience and sanity. It is also a game for the audience, who will have to solve the different obstacles presented to the protagonist from their own seat.

Two old friends reunite. When they were young, they hosted a humorous radio show together. Now, one of them has found success as a comedian but is being harassed on social media, while the other has failed as a journalist but married the woman they both desired. They make a bet on a topic they are passionate about: the boundaries of humor. Will the journalist be able to make the strongest joke he can imagine about his own wife?

MALA BROMA is a comedy that pushes its characters to the edge of humor, the edge of honesty, and the edge of friendship. It’s a game where the three characters hide some secrets that, between one joke and another, will come to light.

3 a.m. on July 7, 2016. The San Fermín Festival. They are five friends who call themselves "La Manada" (The Pack). The youngest among them must undergo an initiation rite. After encountering a girl in the center of Pamplona, they offer to walk her to her car, which is parked on the outskirts of the city. However, along the way, one of them gains access to the lobby of a building and calls the others. They take the young woman and force her inside.

Documentary theater is a form of theater that bases its dramaturgy on real events. *Jauría*—premiered in Madrid in 2019—is a production centered around the trial of the five members of "La Manada" for a gang rape.

This play was created from the transcripts of the highly publicized trial that took place between 2017 and 2019, incorporating excerpts from the statements of both the defendants and the complainant, as published in various media outlets. It is a documentary fiction that allows us to delve into the minds of the victim and her aggressors. A trial in which the complainant is re-victimized, forced to disclose more intimate details than the accused themselves. This case shook the concepts of masculinity, consent, and sexual assault in our society, marking a before and after.

A couple separates after years of marriage, but neither party is content with just picking up the pieces. They accuse each other of having destroyed the love that once united them and of being a bad influence on their young child, who becomes a bargaining chip in their quest for revenge.

Jordi Casanovas delivers a precise and striking dissection of a couple in decay, who engage in a progressive masquerade, confronting each other until the bitter end.

A man has been arrested. He is accused of having committed a terrible crime. He remembers nothing. Two police inspectors question him. Today is their last chance to get him to confess. Do they want him to remember? Or do they simply want him to sign a confession that incriminates him?

Every word in this text was spoken in an interrogation room at Risdon Prison in Tasmania, Australia, on July 4, 1996. The transcript of this interrogation was leaked online and can be found on media activism sites like Wikileaks, giving rise to various conspiracy theories surrounding the case. Many wonder if what the protagonists say is true or false.