Family show, 2026
In Search of the Echo of Prehistory – A family music show for two female voices, percussion and electronics
(Duration 45′)
Premiered at CaixaForum Barcelona on 30 June 2026.
Artistic direction: Esther Westermeyer
Musical direction and composition: Mario G. Cortizo
Assistant director: Pep Farrés
Set design: Xavi Erra
Video: Jan Erra
Lighting design: Guillem Bonfill
Costume design: Rosa Soler
Movement: Cristina Martí
Production: Jordi Torras and Mireia Sevillano
Advisers: Jordi Serrallonga, Jèssica Pérez and Maria Monseny
Performers
Ardi: Alícia Buil and Clara Barniol
Lucy: Candela Díaz Sanz and Martina Majó
Otzi: Ferran Martínez and Joan Pérez-Villegas
What did we do before we had words?
Before cities, before the wheel, before anyone knew how to write their name on a wall, humans were already gathering together, experimenting with sound and looking up at the sky to imagine their dreams. Litik invites us to travel back thousands upon thousands of years to reconnect with those early humans and share in their everyday lives: to discover the actions that shaped their rhythms, how they related to their surroundings and how they first began to depict them.
In Search of the Echo of Prehistory – A family music show for two female voices, percussion and electronics
(Duration 45′)
Premiered at CaixaForum Barcelona on 30 June 2026.
Artistic direction: Esther Westermeyer
Musical direction and composition: Mario G. Cortizo
Assistant director: Pep Farrés
Set design: Xavi Erra
Video: Jan Erra
Lighting design: Guillem Bonfill
Costume design: Rosa Soler
Movement: Cristina Martí
Production: Jordi Torras and Mireia Sevillano
Advisers: Jordi Serrallonga, Jèssica Pérez and Maria Monseny
Performers
Ardi: Alícia Buil and Clara Barniol
Lucy: Candela Díaz Sanz and Martina Majó
Otzi: Ferran Martínez and Joan Pérez-Villegas
What did we do before we had words?
Before cities, before the wheel, before anyone knew how to write their name on a wall, humans were already gathering together, experimenting with sound and looking up at the sky to imagine their dreams. Litik invites us to travel back thousands upon thousands of years to reconnect with those early humans and share in their everyday lives: to discover the actions that shaped their rhythms, how they related to their surroundings and how they first began to depict them.
