Early 1970s, an asylum and a woman convinced she is Vivien Leigh's daughter.
A peculiar case that arouses the interest of the Institute Director animated by ambiguous ambitions
of asserting his own worth.
The investigation unravels in unusual ways until it reaches toward an unexpected ending.
Between dreams and reality, the play aims to redeem the controversial figure of one of the most controversial actresses
of the last century: Vivien Leigh.
Although it is the result of a passionate interest in a fragile, cultured woman,
remarkably intelligent and nonconformist, this work remains an artistic stunt that does not
appeals to real psychoanalytic truths but plays with them.
Vivien. is a tribute to theater, to theater within theater, to life within theater.
An act of love.