Overview
- Close sources confirmed on August 1 that Rognoni died at 81 in Sant Cugat del Vallès.
- She began her career in 1963 under Francoist Spain’s censorship, helping establish Els Joglars as a leading independent theatre troupe.
- While rehearsing 'Àlias Serrallonga' in 1974 she suffered a fall that left her paraplegic, and she returned in 1978 to direct the acclaimed adaptation 'Mori el Merma'.
- From 1997 onward she led Femarec’s social theatre troupe and directed Murmuris productions like 'L'atzar' to break disability stigmas on stage.
- Colleagues including actor Manel Barceló have paid tribute to her resilience and lasting impact on Catalan culture.