In full swing, the last rehearsal before the premiere runs late into the night. A seemingly insignificant detail disturbs the euphoria of success. The actors' dressing rooms and toilets are closed, the wardrobe has disappeared without explanation.

Forced by circumstance, the characters leave the theater building, walk out into the street wearing their costumes from the show.

Without access to their own clothing, without papers or money, without their cell phones or car keys, the actors feel out of their depth. The protection of the stage is gone, the text of the play that united them has faded. They gradually realize that they are simply being thrown into the unknown of the night.

Gradually, the group falls apart, each one finds the shortest way home.

We learn of their fate long before the curtain rises on opening night.

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