This cruelly realistic relationship between a woman and her psychotic daughter is told in a surreal context in which hovers the pulsating soul of a discussed and often misunderstood literary character such as that of Blanche Dubois, protagonist of the Tram called Desire by T. Williams.

Blanche's breath and spirit is an element common to the protagonists and insinuates itself into their words and actions.

The piece has the ambition to address, according to styles that refer to contemporary theater, a type of love that is little represented, hidden and painfully lived in individual family spaces, dispersed like monads in contemporary society; love for those with serious mental illness presented in its sharp expressions and in its painful daily life but lightened by the grace of a literary character treated with the tenderness that characterizes him.