What’s on stage
Tiempo de tierra is a documentary theatre production born from research into women who preserve and pass down ancestral knowledge tied to their territories. The piece connects three landscapes—Lake Titicaca, the forests of the Navarran Pyrenees, and Valencia’s Albufera—through audiovisual archives, live music, scenic installation, and autobiographical narrative. The work reflects on the transformation of territories, the traces we leave on them, and the forms of care and female perspectives that unite them, despite geographical distance.
Who’s performing
On stage, Désirée Belmonte (text and direction) and María Laura Bustamante (live music), members of LA CATRINA. ESCENA DOCUMENTAL, a Valencian company specialising in documentary and socially focused theatre projects. Both artists blend their disciplines to bring this exploration of memory and identity to life.
Schedule and duration
The production runs at Carme Teatre for eight performances in October 2026. While the exact duration isn’t specified, documentary theatre typically ranges between 60 and 90 minutes, depending on the narrative structure and live elements.
Prices and tickets
Tickets are priced at a flat rate of €11. No discounts or seating categories are detailed, but entry is guaranteed with advance purchase.
