New York City, 1920s. Jay Gatsby is renowned for his wealthy lifestyle and dazzling parties, filled with jazz music, mystery, and anticipation, hosted at his mansion. However, nobody truly knows him. How did he acquire this immense fortune, and what lies behind his golden facade?

Nick Carraway, his neighbor and cousin of the beautiful Daisy Buchanan, will discover it, unveiling a silent obsession, an indelible memory, a dream that stubbornly refuses to fade away.

The theatrical adaptation of the classic novel by F. Scott Fitzgerald, a hundred years after its first publication, aims to present an America teetering between material success and emotional emptiness, reminding us how social inequality and the loneliness that can hide behind luxury remain more relevant than ever, in a time when people struggle to realize their own dreams without breaking themselves.