The city is boiling. Protests, sirens, fires in the streets. The Prime Minister is evacuated, a curfew is declared. In a small, underground bar, the patrons are trapped and share drinks, jokes, and silences. But the evening takes an unexpected turn when a masked intruder barges into the bar…

The scene transforms into a hostage situation, where fear, laughter, and absurdity intertwine in unforeseen ways. Suspicion, egos, and a series of comical and tragic events unfold in a hazy landscape that reflects our neurotic era.

The hostages fear, fall in love, laugh, become passionate, feel disappointed, contemplate, walk the line between madness and reason, and ultimately try to voice their opinions in a dystopian age where the political system is deaf.

This is a bold social and political comedy, intertwined with contemporary reality, where comedy and drama coexist. It deals with the confusion of a sickly era, where fake news, virtual reality, political games, and people trying to maintain their composure and humanity take center stage.

The characters in the play become mirrors of a society living between reality, deception, chaos, and alienation.