The final showdown has arrived. Xavi Buxeda and Carla Rovira put on their boxing gloves and enter the ring with one goal: to win the final of the XII Catalan Dramaturgy Tournament. Maria Rodríguez and Bárbara Mestanza with We'll leave it written and Yolanda Sey and Anna Alarcón with The change they are the four actresses who defend the texts.
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