Written and Dramaturg: Bilyana Krayçevska
Directed by: Dragana Miloševska - Popova
Set Design: Tatyana Blajevska Hristoska
Costume Design: Roza Trayčeska - Ristevska
Choreography: Igor Kirov
Vocal Coach: Gonca Bogoromova Krapovski
Repetiteur: Zoran Stanišik

Cast:
Bedia Begovska
Cenap Samet
Selpin Kerim
Yetkin Sezair
Ebru Musli

We are used to listening to stories and fairy tales. We are used to shrugging our shoulders helplessly, wondering what everything is and whether we can do anything about what’s happening around us. That’s why we decided to tell the story of the magnificent Florence, set in America in 1944, in a way that will connect to us today.

You will fall in love with this charming, wealthy, and eccentric New York lady who lived in the early 20th century. Although she is a woman who remains as grounded as necessary in reality, the magnificent Florence Foster Jenkins also lives under the illusion that she is as beautiful as an opera singer performing "The Valkyries" with "ear-piercing" music.

The truth is, her love for music is stronger than her talent, so she reaches the peak of her career with the "help and investment" of everyone around her (her husband, her pianist, and even her husband's lover, prominent conductors, and voice teachers) — Florence Foster Jenkins performs at Carnegie Hall.

In this tragicomedy, "the voice of truth" reinterprets Florence's story, showing her as a lovable example of someone whose artistic longing is completely opposite to their true abilities... or... or... while we all witness what happens, we’ll just keep whining, hoping that the incompetence of bribed critics will "prevent the growth" of failure or let it fade away... Ah, didn’t art teach us how to look outward?