Five stories from the dreamlike realm of Dimosthenis Voutyras (1872-1958), including "Tear in the Snake," "Why are you sad?" and others, are presented on stage by the HIPRO group at Bios Basement in Athens. This theatrical reinterpretation combines performance, live music, video art, and two-dimensional animation, transforming the narratives into a graphic novel format where viewers experience a visual and auditory journey.

The stories explore the tension between the powerful and the weak, highlighting the struggles faced by those on the margins of society. Characters drawn from the fringes portray a silent intensity that resonates with the audience, allowing for a deeper understanding of their psychological and social realities. They navigate a world filled with inequality, emphasizing the impact of such disparities on human relationships and emotions.

This performance not only revives Voutyras's works but also engages contemporary themes relevant to today’s society, inviting the audience to reflect on the issues surrounding acceptance, social justice, and the plight of the underprivileged. By merging traditional storytelling with modern artistic expressions, it seeks to shed light on the complexities of human experiences and their ramifications in a visually compelling manner.