During the height of World War II, a famous theater actor faces one of the most challenging stages of his career: his mental health begins to deteriorate, and his behavior becomes erratic. This stage icon, known for his explosive personality and tremendous talent, is preparing for a classic Shakespearean play, but his constant outbursts and inability to remember lines create a tense atmosphere for both him and the rest of the cast.
By his side is his loyal assistant, a man who has devoted his life to caring for the star, dealing with his whims and oversized ego. Throughout a chaotic night, as the final details of the production are being finalized, the complex dynamic between these two characters is revealed. The assistant acts as a bridge between artistic genius and human fragility, managing the chaos while grappling with the admiration he feels for his imposing boss.
As rehearsals progress, the actor's condition worsens, leading to a series of dramatic and comedic moments. The tension escalates, and the audience witnesses an emotional journey intertwined with the struggle for glory, unwavering friendship, and the insecurities that arise behind the scenes. At the same time, the boundaries between art and life will be questioned, as well as the price paid for greatness in the world of show business.