A group of ordinary people meet on stage and envision the revolution. A revolution that will turn their lives upside down and change everything around them and inside them. However, every attempt at change ends laughably in complete and utter failure. Yet they continue to race around without having time to understand what they really need, locked into an endless tragicomic present. Will they ever manage to find the ultimate solution?

Sotiris Roumeliotis, a director who has frequently brought non-theatrical works to the stage, tackles texts by Kostakis Anan and Suyako, two contemporary writers who are observers of the reality of modern Greece and its challenges. Their cynical humour and surreal exaggeration – and in particular their deep self-mockery – conceal a touching sympathy for the human condition. Or, as one of the characters exclaims: “This is no life at all, but at least it's my life.”