Satisfaction

Rubèn, a brilliant scientist in the field of physics, has just made the first journey through time in humanity’s history. He has come to a stop in our present, at the house of his parents thirty years ago. It is not mere chance that he turns up at this moment and this place: when he was just three years old (in other words, thirty years ago), he lost his mother. Rubèn, with the help of Diana, his babysitter, will try to change the present so that the future pans out differently.

The characters find themselves faced with a question that we can all ask ourselves: if it were in our hands, what would we change in our lives to achieve whatever can make us happy? This is a play about happiness and the struggle to achieve the satisfaction of our desire.