"Women of the Mist or The Water Keepers" is a transnational theatre project that intertwines women's stories with the memory of water, using community-based documentary theatre as a tool for artistic and social engagement. Through residencies in three European countries, the project will collect personal narratives, conduct participatory artistic workshops, and develop a collective performance. The final production will be staged in each partner country, fostering dialogue through post-show discussions and digital storytelling. 

At the core of our residencies and creative process is a fundamental question: Which women shape our personal and collective histories? Through interviews and artistic exploration, we will build a living archive of the women—historical figures, legends, or contemporary voices—who influence our identities today. This research will serve as the foundation for both the artistic work and a broader reflection on gender equality, recognizing that understanding the women who shape us, personally and collectively, may bring us closer to true equity. 

In parallel, the project seeks to establish a network of theatre of the field, positioned at the crossroads of documentary theatre and social investigation. This approach immerses artists in real-life contexts, gathering testimonies directly from communities and transposing these lived experiences onto the stage. By embedding theatre in the realities of those whose voices have often been unheard, we aim to create a new, inclusive form of storytelling that connects memory, ecology, and intercultural dialogue.