UNTITLED, dramaturgy by the Argentine Ariel Farace, brings to light the silent and delicate world of loneliness - its beauty, tones and colors. The story shows three characters going through  an unique path of questing, fleeing and experiencing of daily issues deepened by the sensitivity of those who feel the emptiness and loneliness of the soul.  Shown in its background are the inconsistencies and contradictions in the ways of understanding and living in man-made great social structures -  cities and metropolises. 

The play depicts the wandering routine of young adults in big cities and urban centers…it portrays their journeys and points out how surrounded they are by inappropriate elements such as people, cars, images, communication devices - the others and themselves.

This theatrical production enabled Coletivo Labirinto to promote exchanges between the scenic and dramaturgic thoughts present in Brazil and its neighbouring countries - in this case, Argentina. Above all, it made it possible to strengthen the dialogue with these cultures and understand how they may be experiencing  social processes which are similar to ours. 

The play premiered in 2014, at Sesc Consolação. It also had three additional seasons, two at Espaço Elevador and one at Contêiner Mungunzá Theater, all in the city of São Paulo.