So What If the Lilac Is Wet?

On stage, the audience is transported to the Georgia of the 1990s — a country scarred by war, marked by bullet holes, and overshadowed by darkness and uncertainty.

The performance tells the story of young men who have survived the devastation of war but carry deep emotional wounds. Struggling to cope with a painful reality, they turn to alcohol and drugs in an attempt to escape their suffering. Yet their efforts to numb the pain gradually become a destructive force of their own.

Living in a world shaped by trauma and hopelessness, the characters face a bleak everyday existence where the future seems out of reach. However, amidst this grey reality, an unexpected ray of light appears — a glimpse of hope capable of transforming lives and restoring faith in the possibility of a different future.

This is a powerful story about a lost generation, the lasting consequences of war, the fragility of the human spirit, and the unexpected moments of hope that can emerge even in the darkest circumstances.