Theater: '200,000 women' by Cia. Cándida

The play '200,000 women' tells a harrowing story based on the history of witch trials in Europe during the 16th and 17th centuries. The narrative follows three women—a midwife, a healer, and a farmer—who live in constant fear of being accused of witchcraft.

This performance by Cia. Cándida explores the tragic reality behind the accusations of causing epidemics and supernatural deaths.

It raises powerful questions about whether these thousands of victims were truly witches or simply women targeted by society. The play is a haunting and necessary reflection on gender and historical injustice.