How do we remember? How do we tell stories? How many different truths can exist simultaneously? Why do stereotypes survive? How do we endure contradictions? In Ourednik's text, the 20th century becomes a literary character, shaped by very different European perspectives. Our production asks ten actors to go on stage to embody that character. But how can this be done? How can any epoch be described? What is its syntax, its rhetoric, its expression? The players spare no effort, they give their all, they search for forms and formats, develop strategies and throw them overboard again, rich in sound, in images, muscular in performance, in their attempt to share the experience with the audience. The deeper the actors dive into the material, the faster the journey becomes, and the conflicts and upheavals, the hopes and failures of this ideological century are transferred onto the actors themselves.