“Desviados” exposes the lives of those pushed to the margins — not by choice, but by a system that decides who is allowed to exist without fear.

The play follows characters fighting to survive amid structural violence, desire, guilt and resistance, confronting a society that polices, controls and punishes everything it labels as “deviance”.

Martin Sherman reveals the machinery that manufactures exclusion: the norm that suffocates, the morality that wounds, the power that dictates who may love, who may speak, and who must disappear into silence.

On stage, every gesture becomes a battle, every word a risk, every body a political territory.