What if we had the chance to travel back in time, pause at decisive moments, and rewrite what was once said? Belvedere delves into this temporal rift through the reunion of two people. 🎭

Created by theater maker Juan Ollero, this stage performance invites audiences in Madrid to contemplate the emotional landscape of shared time.

🎭 Belvedere

📅 January 14 to 24, 2027

🕐 7:30 pm

📍 Centro de Cultura Contemporánea CondeDuque, Madrid

🎟️ €22

📖 A reunion seven years later

Two people meet again at a restaurant seven years after their breakup. Together, they anticipate what they will say face to face while evoking vivid fragments from their past: a failed mountain excursion, sentences underlined in a book, their first pasodoble dance, a police report, and everyday habits like an obsession with cleaning.

The piece examines what was, what could have been, and what remains today. The word belvedere originates from the Italian words for beautiful (bel) and to see (vedere), signifying a viewpoint designed to look out over a landscape. It serves as both a common name for dining venues across Italy and a metaphor for surveying a shared history.

🎭 Juan Ollero at CondeDuque

This theatrical piece by Juan Ollero is staged at the Centro de Cultura Contemporánea CondeDuque, a key cultural center in Madrid supporting contemporary performing arts and creative practices.

✨ An evocative theatrical journey through memory, separation, and second chances.