Dangerous Liaisons — David Serrano

"Dangerous Liaisons", Hampton's play based on Laclos' novel, addresses strikingly relevant themes despite its origins in 1782. It explores abuse of power, consent, and corruption that allows money to buy almost anything. Through Valmont and Merteuil, morally unrestrained figures comparable to recent scandals, it shows how elites manipulate the vulnerable with impunity. The story remains timely by revealing how love and sex are used as powerful weapons.

- **Production:** Come y Calla S.L
- **Translation:** Mercedes Abada
- Adaptation of the homonymous novel by Choderlos de Laclos published in 1782, by Christopher Hampton (1985)
- **Direction:** David Serrano
- **Lighting:** Juan Gomez Cornejo
- **Scenography:** Ricardo Sánchez Cuerda
- **Cast:** Pilar Castro, Roberto Enríquez, Ángela Cremonte, Carmen Balagué, Iván Lapadula, Lucía Caraballo