In the volume Three Plays coexist the last three theatrical works of Giannis Skaragas: Those Who Walk in the Clouds, The Season of Hunting, and At the Feet.

In three different eras, from 1896 to the Greek economic crisis of our days, the heroes of these works attempt to find meaning in a world that, without the element of memory and generosity, seems incapable of retaining its human characteristics.

The Those Who Walk in the Clouds is a work that refers to the figure of the English poet Rupert Brooke. It is a story about the memories of the people who loved us unbearably.

The Season of Hunting refers to the relationship of narrative with reality and the violence of the economic crisis, about the stories we need to retell in order to invent the good, to understand its loss, and to replenish it.

The work At the Feet tells the story of a man who attempts to prevent a woman from competing with male athletes. Triggered by the participation of Stamatia Revithi in the first Olympic Games of 1896 in Athens, the work narrates the imaginary relationship of the only female marathon runner with the man who strives to stop her.