Object theatre exploring memory, heritage and absence: a son searches for his father's voice; the journey takes him through memories and out into space. The play is presented with humour and sensitivity. Suitable for audiences aged 12 and over; admission is free, but places are limited and booking is required.
Centro Bibliotecario Insular, Puerto del Rosario · Get directions
The story begins in August 1977, when the Voyager space probes were launched into space. On board, they carry a record featuring songs and sounds from Earth, in the hope that someone might hear them. At the same time, beneath a disco ball, the frequencies of two young people fall into harmony whilst one of the tracks travelling with the probes is playing.
Today, radio contact with the probes is on the verge of being lost. A son, the fruit of that encounter, is searching for his father's voice. He hopes that finding it might bring his father back and that listening might provide an answer to many years of silence. The play explores the question of where spoken words and sounds that were never recorded go.
Visitors must register in advance, as places are limited. Registration is available on 928 344 683 or by email at [email protected] and opens on 11 November 2026.
