Conceived as an unbearably nostalgic poem about fragility, the performance takes the audience into a peculiar world in which three boys attempt to create
a natural scenery — like a diorama they know from a natural history museum,
or maybe more like the landscape from Red Dead Redemption. Rocks, sticks, and trees fill a gradually changing environment. It starts to rain, a rainbow appears on the horizon. But it’s all artificial. Natures mortes. Everything is fragile, easily crumbling away. Set against a heroic landscape, the three troubadours will make one last attempt to face the ruthless, rude world, or they vanish for good. The performance fuses elements of a folk concert, visual installation, and theatre.

"Despite its deliberate slowness and dream-like nature, the show always comes up with intriguing images that can surprise and shift our perspective.”

Vladimír Mikulka, Svět a Divadlo