Beaumarchais's original play foreshadowed the ideas of social protest and questioning the established order, themes that would gain momentum during the French Revolution. It is an expression of rebellion against authority and injustice. But where is the place of the young woman seeking to free herself amidst the men who desire her?

While remaining faithful to Rossini's Spanish comedy, each scene is designed to transport the audience to a world where reality and fantasy blend harmoniously. The sets and videos immerse the viewer in a dreamlike and sometimes even unsettling world. The integration of symbolic elements such as the Minotaur, the giant game, the Virgin Marie statue and the oversized dolls enrich the narrative experience while creating a captivating visual metaphor.

Everything serves to amplify the emotions, which reach their peak during Rosina's nightmare (Temporale).