New York +38°

At the center of the play is the voice of an actor with the call sign Raccoon, who goes through war, physical and mental heat, loneliness and loss. Next to him is the Choir, which turns a personal story into a collective confession of a burned life.
Raccoon talks about love and death, about the impossibility of being oneself in war, about the fatigue of heroism, about a melting body and a heart that is still capable of feeling.
New York, +38° is a survival diary, where trauma turns into art, and art into a way to stay alive.