Archibald is a popular singer in his late 40’s. He enjoys both the appreciation of the public and respect from the music industry. He also benefits from visibility in most official medias. But just a little less than he used to. He thus, is a singer, on the verge of bitterness, struggling not to give in. When reflecting on his long career, the idea of a celebration sometimes crosses his mind, but his ex-manager has a better idea.  

Born from the minds of singer Arthur H and playwright Wajdi Mouawad, this tale is one of anguish: how can we free ourselves from this gaze of the world which determines even if it means seeing everything fall apart? Necessarily, this play will be written as a tragicomedy, as inescapably any misadventure undergone by an artist contains a highly comical element.