Los Regalos (“The Gifts”)

Los Regalos is a physical theatre piece that explores memory, family, and the invisible things that shape who we become. Through movement, humor, and visual storytelling, the play follows two brothers as they revisit moments from their childhood and their relationship with their father, moving between past and present, games and conflicts, tenderness and rivalry.

What begins as a playful journey into childhood memories gradually reveals the emotional landscape of a family that struggled to express affection, where love was often hidden behind silence, discipline, and competition. As the brothers revisit these memories, they begin to understand the legacy they have inherited and the ways in which family bonds are built, broken, and transformed over time.

Blending physical theatre, clown, and visual imagery, Los Regalos is a story about growing up, about what we receive from our parents without realizing it, and about the possibility of seeing our past from a new perspective.