Through puppets and objects a story unfolds about hands. Hands that have created most of the things we use. Hands that have unleashed the most sublime beauty and the most terrible atrocities. Hands that tell the stories that have united humans for so long. A part of the body that brings us back to what is tangible, everyday and handmade and that reconnects our body and mind.

On a twenty-five minute journey, from comedy to poetics, with anger, subtleness, great musicality and the gentle humour of an eyebrow, Guillem Albà (and his hands) leave us with a collective experience of proximity, using anything from dance, theatre, contemporary circus, puppetry and music to get us there.
A singular experience to remember the importance of what is human, simple and shared.