Little black dress

The interior of the 19th-century museum evokes the atmosphere of the Parisian Ritz Hotel, where the main protagonist of our play spent part of her life and ended it. The visitor here is not just a silent observer; they become part of Coco Chanel's intimate world as an active participant. Through two actresses, reviving the childhood, love stories, struggles, desires, and aspirations of the complex personality that Chanel was. The portrayal of Coco Chanel's character is dual, just like the logo of her brand, with two intertwined letters C, one reversed. The central theme of the drama is the conflict of a person with their inner self, past, lies and illusions, boundless loneliness, and lost love. During the turbulent times of world wars and social upheavals, Chanel freed women from corsets, shortened dresses, and removed high heels so that women could act freely and make their own decisions. This play also highlights the theme of loneliness and the eternal search for love.