The show “A House Full of Water”, whose authorship belongs to Tamara Tenenbaum and stars Violeta Urtizberea, will be presented on Fridays in February.

With features from the 21 hours, The work focuses on the '90s, moment when a young biology student starts working as a nanny for a wealthy family. From that moment, the protagonist will tell her protégé about her life in real time, going through your fears, their romances, Your fantasies and the knot where all those lines intersect, the question of an uncertain future.

Under the direction of Andrea Garrote, Tickets can be purchased at the box office of the venue located on Sarmiento. 2037 or through the Alternative Theater System.

It should be noted that this is the first work done by Tenenbaum, who explained that “it is part of a writing project that I have been doing for quite some time about what it means to be a woman in a world.”. For this reason, the protagonist “always moves between worlds, between the lower middle class and the upper middle class, between land and water, between fantasy and reality.

The author explained that perhaps the work “is above all about that: of its instability, of its watery being, of the voice and the subjectivity that is found in that permanent mismatch”.