2015: a group of cousins decide to hold a reunion, the first in years. When Roberto, the host and director of a successful NGO, gets involved in the strange murder of a young woman, consternation and violence erupt among guests. What should have been a cosy family gathering turns into an increasingly dire situation – which does not improve in the slightest when some attendees bring up unexpected ideas and conflicts that set them against each other and give rise to enmity. Donde Viven Los Bárbaros, a play by Bonobo with Pablo Manzi on dramaturgy, investigates how violence in human relations is normalised and tolerated in Chile today, and how the archetype of the enemy has been present in our stories since the dawn of time.