Good evening,

Ladies and Gentlemen…

This show…amazing.

This is a small one-man-show.

It is the end of a love but also a declaration to love itself.

Appearing  as a substitute for the main presenter of a cheap cabaret, the  character seems to be there by chance. A clumsy attempt to entertain an  audience is mixed with the breaking of the boundaries between the inner  world and reality.

A feeling of loss gives the  whole a sense of timelessness. Is the end of a love but also a  declaration to love itself. A regurgitation of fragility in the dubious  behaviour required from us in social contexts. Is a timeless narration  of a great love that perhaps never existed because we were not brave  enough. A bar under the sea made by lovers, abandonment, digestion of  the loss but also humour of survival itself.

I just met you so when did I lose you?