How much is a person's life worth to the one in power?
In a world devastated by war, a ruler divides his power among his daughters, convinced he can continue to control everything. But once set in motion, the mechanism of betrayal cannot be stopped.
Blinded by pride, the king mistakes love for obedience, loyalty for submission, and fear for respect. He banishes his only sincere daughter and leaves power in the hands of those who know how to tell him exactly what he wants to hear.
His gesture triggers a ruthless struggle for control. The family disintegrates, truth becomes dangerous, and people are turned into mere victims of the ambition of those in power.
Inspired by Shakespeare's tragedy, "FIRE" brings the story of King Lear into a disturbingly recognizable present, a world of dictators, wars, and speeches that justify any atrocity in the name of power.
This staging does not speak of a king from a distant time. It speaks of today's leaders, of families destroyed by pride, and of the moment when the silence of those around becomes complicity.
An intense show about power and fragility, about love demanded by force and about the truth spoken when it is already too late.
When power becomes more important than people, the fire can no longer be stopped.
Come see "FIRE"!
A visceral, current, and uncomfortably close theatrical experience to the world we live in.
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