The production, premiering on October 22nd, is inspired by the story of Verónica Estay Stange, daughter of repressed individuals and niece of Miguel Estay, known as 'El Fanta', a key collaborator in Pinochet's repression. The play delves into the silences, guilt, and betrayal within a family divided by history.
Directed by Joan Arqué and starring Pep Cruz, Erol Ileri, Marta Marco, and Gemma Martínez, 'No mires' is presented as a thriller based on real events. The plot follows Verónica's endeavor to unravel the versions of events and understand the pain that fractured her family, inviting the audience to reflect on the fragility of democracies and the boundaries between good and evil.
The collective Cultura i Conflicte, known for its documentary work in previous plays like 'Hay alguien en el bosque' and 'Moríos', has conducted extensive research for this project. The play integrates interviews with the real protagonists, video fragments, and archival material to explore memory, individual responsibility, and the 'grey areas' of the human condition.
As a complement to the play, a series of podcasts featuring original testimonies and interviews from the documentation process has been produced, available on Spotify and the Cultura i Conflicte website.
