The AmaHiru company has premiered its first full-length work, Etxea, which tackles the universal and current theme of housing. The play offers a humorous perspective, but it is not the only main topic, as it also explores the complexity of life and human relationships.

The work intertwines two different stories: the biography of a woman who has lived in the shadow of her husband and the struggle of a person striving to have a roof over their head. Past and present, different concerns, and two completely different lives grow on the same foundations, coexisting with many others.

Pello is the main protagonist, presented as overwhelmed by the need to acquire a home. His search leads to absurd advertisements, numerous headaches, and miserable offers. Finally, he finds a dwelling that he will turn into his home, and with it, a new lifestyle, meeting two and a half new flatmates and discovering a new way of conceiving family through relationships.

The authors have paid special attention to new models of care and relationships. All these themes run through the concept of home, as it is more than just a space; it is a necessary foundation for personal development. The sensitivity of the text and the use of metatheatre are noteworthy, keeping the audience captivated and educating them in the language of theater.

Iñaki Cid is the author of the play, and Jon Ander Alonso is the director. The cast consists of Iñaki Cid, Eneritz Sanchez, and Iñigo Elosegi. The company's unique character and enthusiasm are evident, and the actors' energy conveys strength and passion.