After the death of her husband, Marina sets out determined to take revenge for every injustice she has suffered from those close to her over time. Nothing is forgiven and forgotten, everything is recorded. The proof that what she says is as true as possible is in a diary in which she has noted down in great detail every injustice she has suffered. She unleashes the storm and says everything, without reservations, without hiding anything: blunt and to the point. When the plan seems to be interrupted by an unforeseen event, her daughter takes over.

The situations created and the dialogues are insanely humorous, the characters free themselves from formalities and hypocrisy, but they reveal serious character flaws and raise serious questions about family relationships.

"Accusative gender", a tragicomedy delightful, in which the mix of comedy and drama recreates an episode seemingly taken from the daily life of an ordinary family. A situation that seems as real as it is dramatic.

The play "The Inspector" is a satire, a comedy of morals and errors, which is part of the category of texts whose contemporaneity does not degrade over time; being a literary caricature of human defects, its relevance will cease with the disappearance of man... In the play "The Inspector" we have as protagonists the corrupt officials of a small Russian provincial town, led by the mayor, who receive disturbing news: an inspector will arrive incognito in their town to carry out some investigations. The clique's activities risk being discovered, thus, each of those involved assumes their own corrupt deeds and tries to rectify them as best they can. In the midst of organizing the cover-up, they receive the news that a suspicious individual has arrived at the inn, who presents the behavioral signs of an inspector...

Today is a big day for Pastor Paul's congregation. The church he leads has "hundreds of seats, Sunday school classrooms, and a baptismal font the size of a swimming pool," and he stands before his parishioners to tell them that today, all the costs of these constructions are paid for. But Paul has other news, which does not fit into the usual pattern of the community of believers.

A show about the fear of questioning axioms, which, although attested by their very antiquity, lose their magic when carefully analyzed. The story told by Lucas Hnath can be associated with The myth of the cave of Plato, without projecting value judgments on the truths of faith. Pastor Paul tries to offer another interpretation to one of the ideas with which we are so accustomed to attributing a certain image that it would not occur to us to try to reinterpret it. This is just an example, however, because limiting beliefs are present in different forms and in all the planes that shape our existence.

"Politics is like fashion! It evolves, it changes, it pretends. Fidelity in politics is nothing but an endless series of adulteries!" says the main character in …I am afraid. to justify his political career. Tudor Mușatescu wrote his play in 1933, a year after Titanic Waltz, but its heroes seem like modern-day people.

The children of Spirache Necșulescu, the petty official from Titanic Waltz, winning the election because he says, "Don't vote for me!", looks nothing like their father.