The article presents a new theatrical production titled 'Lo', written by Marios Tsangaris, described as a futuristic melodrama that combines elements of sci-fi and noir, set in a dystopian future while exploring profound human emotions. The director, Lefteris Papakostas, aims to create an immersive experience for the audience, prompting them to engage with the performance in an unconventional setting reminiscent of a club-cabaret. Viewers are encouraged to stand, dance, and interact closely with the actors, blurring the lines between performer and spectator. In an interview, Katerina Parisinou, who stars as the cabaret icon Lo, discusses her role within this hybrid universe. She describes her approach to the character and the challenges of conveying deep emotional truths in a setting that mixes realism with speculative elements. The production seeks to foster a sense of connection between the audience and the performers, emphasizing the theme of hope and the struggle for love amid a grim backdrop. The production invites not just a passive viewing experience but actively encourages collaboration and participation from the audience, aimed at redefining the relationship between spectators and actors. With its unique premise and innovative format, 'Lo' hopes to stand out in the contemporary theater landscape, capturing both the imagination and the hearts of its viewers.