How strange, how captivating the play of theater, the relentless exposure of naked bodies, perhaps somewhere, somehow, this dark beast we call soul will appear...
And how deep, how deep must one dig into the earth, perhaps somewhere, somehow, a piece of unblemished sky will emerge. Because, ultimately, it is not important to drag a piece of sky onto the stage. The important thing is to convince the audience below that what they see is sky. And not only that. To make this often skeptical audience believe wholeheartedly that they are now seeing the real sky. For the first time.
A student, once, of the Art Theater, on stage for thirty years now, but also a teacher of young actors for some time, Katia Gerou, with candor and simplicity, offers her valuable testimony.
[Excerpt from the text on the back cover of the edition]
