"It is not possible to create a representation or narration of the present in which we live without giving voice and body to actors and actresses with disabilities or with particularly complex life experiences. They embody more than ever the historical moment in which we are living. The people who give life to the performative action are first and foremost performers. Disability and vulnerability, in the theatrical space and in the life generated by the theatrical action, take on a new meaning which contributes to redesigning a different and more enlightened artistic and political vision of differences. This is why I speak of different predispositions rather than disabilities."