Berlin. The city is shaken by riots, protests, and acts of violence. In a small room, the faces participate in a fictional demonstration. They speak to an imaginary crowd, and their personal stories connect the private with the public.

Dead ends stemming from political and social collapse, social and institutional structures, migration, marginalization, and major historical changes. The work of leading Greek playwright Loula Anagnostaki, "To You Who Are Listening," is a cry of anguish about the social, political, and individual dead ends that plague modern society: the violent transition from the 20th to the 21st century, the fear of the new order, the rise of neo-fascism in Europe, as well as the personal insecurity brought about by social corruption and decay.