A melodrama about an impossible love and the life of an artist, performed by the Tokodrama theater troupe.

Freely adapted from Ayn Rand's *The Fountainhead*.

True obsessions and absolute passions are like skyscrapers: they cast a shadow over passersby. Howard Roark is a brilliant and uncompromising architect. His designs are pure. He demands that nothing in his designs be altered—with disastrous consequences. He catches the attention of Dominique Francon, a woman from the highest social circles. A new obsession takes root in each of them—an obsession that threatens to become their fate.

A performance about unconditional love and living and working without compromise.

*The Fountainhead* (1943) by the famous author Ayn Rand is one of the most influential literary works of the twentieth century, long hailed as a “hymn to individualism.”