A choral theatrical study that, through a dystopian vision, reflects on nuclear energy, its promises of progress, and the tragedies it brings. Set in a city built between two rivers and marked by the decision to build a nuclear power plant despite ancient omens of doom, the show intertwines myth and future: Cyrene is a place, a female figure, a collective conscience. She is the voice that knows what has been and what will come, a guide through fears and mistakes destined to be repeated.

Ironic and poetic, it explores the cyclical mechanisms of history and the human ambivalence between self-destruction and the possibility of rebirth, questioning what new era is about to begin—or what inevitable catastrophe.