In a country that systematically destroys its culture, its spiritual and material production, poisons its land, its waters, and its air, is there a place for creation? Yes, if someone decides that they want to live, to communicate on their own terms, choosing a personal life, no matter how much it may seem like a challenge.

But does the state have the right to incriminate you for this and, in fact, to suffer the consequences of persecution? These are some of the questions that the author raises with this play, freely reimagining the story of Judith in modern Greece.