Elusive creatures, those that only the moonlight can see. From the myths of the ancient world to the oral tradition of modern times, the Muse has never ceased to sing their sufferings. Persephone, who enters the Kingdom of the Dead alive, the Soul that seeks Love, Alcestis who sacrifices herself for her husband like the wife of the first master builder on the Bridge of Arta, Iphigenia, Eurydice, Orpheus who will search for his beloved in Hades, and Odysseus who will meet his mother in the Land of Shadows, the whole world from antiquity to today has never ceased to wonder about the strange game of existence, woven around the triptych of Eros-Birth-Death.

Two folk tales converse with poetry and folk song, and guide the thread of myth from oral tradition to the stage of the theater.