A group of cavers wander through the dark grottoes of a Levantine cave where past, present and future intermingle in an intimate exploration of the meaning of culture and how the perception of it changes with the passage of time and education. 

With a particular scenographic proposal and a tragicomic tone, LLum explores, through the circus, dance and theater, the intimate universe of the human being of three characters. Going down to the center of the cave means descending into a timeless space where our memories, doubts, prejudices, family, relational and ancestral ties are awakened.

What is hidden in the darkness of our era? What fears do we share with men and women of past times?

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