La presència By Carmen Marfà and Yago Alonso, with Pau Carrió as stage director

Ernest and Sandra meet at their father’s farmhouse to accompany him during his final hours of life. Miki, Sandra’s partner, is also there to support them. As the siblings, who don’t have much of a relationship, catch up, the family doctor arrives—someone neither of them knows. She goes upstairs to check on their father and, after a few minutes, comes back down to deliver the expected news: Climent has passed away. What none of them expects, however, is that just minutes later, the bell their father used to call for them rings again. If the father is dead, who rang the bell?

From that moment on, skepticism and faith collide, and the unexplained phenomena begin to escalate, as does the tension among the protagonists. Is it a paranormal event? Just a stormy night? Or does Climent have unfinished business, manifesting to resolve it? Is he the only one with secrets?

A series of confessions and hidden truths start to come to light—between the siblings, between the couple, and even with the doctor, who reveals a side of Climent’s past that none of them knew about.