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An author convinces an actress to play her adaptation of The Seagull of Anton Tchekhov. In financial pain but not daring, he had to reduce his distribution to two performers to set up his show, she is not afraid of the challenge and accepts the adventure. They will sing, repeat, and, as in a Chekhov play, they will laugh, cry, speak, find themselves, walk away, ignite...
We will witness their hunted-crosses, the incessant and organic shifts between their lack of love and their desire for the absolute, between their art and their life.
The journey of two passionate artists who raise a crazy bet and pay a fevered tribute to the theater.
Unreleased creation to be discovered for the first time in Lucerne