Little black dress

In the heart of the museum, the atmosphere of the Parisian hotel Ric from the late 19th century radiates, bringing to life the story of Coco Chanel — the place of her life and final moments. The audience is not just a casual observer, but an active participant who enters the intimate world of Coco Chanel. Through the acting of two talented artists, the childhood, passions, struggles, desires, and ambitions of this complex personality are brought to life here. The character of Coco Chanel is conceived as a dual figure, similar to the logo of her brand consisting of two Latin letters C in different orientations. The central motif of the drama is the confrontation with oneself, the past, truths and deceptions, inner loneliness, and lost loves. During times of global changes, wars, and social revolutions, Chanel freed women from corsets, shortened dress lengths, and liberated them from high heels, enabling them the right to work and decide about their own lives. This drama also represents a conversation about loneliness and the eternal effort in the search for love.