Barefoot

“No, no I am not crazy! The fact that I hear and see things you don’t, doesn’t mean I am crazy! And being crazy is relative! Who can tell if one is really sane?” A man in the prime of his life is obsessed with his career and believes that while a person is alive he must build a fortune. But one day the simple act of buying a pair of shoe changes his life forever. The performance speaks about the disease of the modern man: forever in a hurry to meet expectations and cover expenses, but forgetting what is important in life. The main character is a former workaholic lost in his ambition to win. And when the means become a goal, one stops dreaming.