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"Sono", by Honor Jones: waking from innocence

Observador29 August 2026 at 10:12

The play "Sono", authored by Honor Jones, is a theatrical work that explores profound themes about the human condition and family relationships. The production addresses cycles of repetition, elements that remain burning and family as a weight difficult to alleviate. The play poses a central question: what separates the dream from the nightmare? The work invites the audience to reflect on the boundaries between illusion and reality, and on how certain patterns perpetuate over time.

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