The films depicts moments from the rehearsals and the opening night performance of the critically praised first Greek staging of
Jean-Paul Sartre's one-of-a-kind Aristophanean satirical farce "Nekrassov" by THEAMA at the "Apo Michanis Theatro" (i.e. Ex Machina Theatre) in Athens, brilliantly directed by Vassilis Oikonomou, who also received kudos on his marvelous performance in the leading role of Georges De Valera together with Michalis Tamboukas as Inspector Goblet, Panos Zournatzidis as Jules Palotin and Katerina Kontomarkou as Demidoff. The fine cast also included Manos Triantafillakis (Beggar Robert, Sibilot), Aimiliani Avraam (Beggar Irma, Peruvian Mayor's Interpreter, Nerciat), Konstantinos Loukas and Hannah El Haj Omar as Police Officers, Angeliki Nomikou (Palotin's Secretary), Christina Toumba (Tavernier), Efi Toumba (Périgord), Maria Mourelatou (Peruvian Mayor), Andreas Zikoulis (Mouton), Elie Driva (Veronique), Evangelia Schina (Mrs. Bounoumi), Stavros Zafiris (Baudouin and Chapuis) and Marina Besiri (Party Guest) in excellent performances. This acclaimed stage production was also the first Greek one accessible to persons with sensory disabilities with surtitles both in Greek and English, Greek Sign Language interpretation and acoustic description. The title of the film expresses the fact that this production 'introduced' to the Greek audiences one other Sartre in comparison to the widely known one due to the great difference between the style of this play and the respective one of his further work.
