A man and a woman enter the scene and approach each other, carefully and technically arranging themselves in a romantic pose that extends throughout the duration of the show.

In order to create a metaphor around the fairy tales that populate the imagination of all of us, Lígia Soares presents Cinderela. A play that assumes itself as a dialogue about romantic love that, in its resistance to a change of position, reveals an analogy to social immobility.

Actors Crista Alfaiate and Cláudio da Silva represent on stage a Cinderella and a prince of modern times, a couple affected by a latent conflict, resulting from the asymmetries of their social strata.