ideation and arstistic drirection Marcos Morau
coreography Marcos Morau (in collaborazione con i danzatori)
dancers Alba Barral, Angela Boix, Julia Cambra, Laia Duran, Anna Hierro, Ariadna Montfort, Núria Navarra, Lorena Nogal, Marina Rodriguez
text El Conde de Torrefiel, La Tristura, Carmina S. Belda
répétiteurs Estela Merlos, Alba Barral
artistic and dramaturgical consultancy Roberto Fratini
vocal assistant Mònica Almirall
 technical and lighting direction Bernat Jansà
stage manager, props and special effects David Pascual
suond Juan Cristóbal Saavedra
voice María Pardo
scenography Bernat Jansà, David Pascual
costume departmentSilvia Delagneau
tailoring Ma Carmen Soriano
millinery Nina Pawlowsky
masks Juan Serrano (gadget effetti speciali)
large-scale props Martí Doy
stage props Mirko Zeni
production and logistics Cristina Goñi Adot
head production Juan Manuel Gil Galindo

Guided by the internationally acclaimed choreographer Marcos Morau, La Veronal returns to the stage with "Sonoma." The title itself, a blend of the Greek soma (body) and the Latin sonum (sound), hints at the work's multifaceted nature.

"Sonoma" is deeply inspired by the art and life of Luis Buñuel, the master of surrealist cinema. Morau intricately weaves together elements of opera, dance, and physical theatre in a quest to discover new ways of expressing and communicating our turbulent and ever-changing present. The result is a work incredibly rich in themes, allusions, and profound ethical and aesthetic suggestions.

In a world where meaning seems to dissipate, "Sonoma" portrays a group of women seeking an escape through pure irrationality and instinct. They abandon their bodies, falling freely through surreal and dreamlike landscapes. Through movements of astonishing energy and hypnotic beauty, and by playing with symbols drawn from folklore, religion, cinema, and art history, the dancers' physicality becomes the voice of a rebellious, primal scream. "Sonoma" invites the audience on a captivating journey between dream and fiction, between the human and the extraordinary.

coproduction Les Théâtres de la Ville de Luxembourg, Tanz im August/HAU Hebbel am Ufer, Grec 2020 Festival de Barcelona – Institut de Cultura Ajuntament de Barcelona, Oriente Occidente Dance Festival, Theater Freiburg, Centro de Cultura Contemporánea CondeDuque, Mercat de les Flors, Temporada Alta, Hessisches Staatsballettnel contesto di Tanzplattform Rhein-Main, Sadler’s Wells

in collaboration wirth Graner – Fàbriques de Creació and Teatre L’Artesà
progetto beneficiario del progetto di cooperazione transfrontaliero PYRENART, nell'ambito del programma Interreg VA program Spain-France-Andorra POCTEFA 2014-2020 - European Regional Development Fund (ERDF)
with the support of  INAEM – Ministry of Culture and Sports of Spain and ICEC –Department of Culture of the Generalitat de Catalunya