The Royal Theatre of Trakai's performance "Virtuoso" by. Adam Mickiewicz "I stretch out my hands and put my fingers on the stars, as if I were a glass armonica, I play hymns in the dais, I turn the stars in my spirit. I raise my hands and the stars in the sky stand still, the stars which the fingers of a virtuoso play." The play touches very acutely on the theme of the flow of life. The lyrics and the acting of the protagonist distract the audience from everyday worries and joys. The sense of power and the imagination create an image of madness. At the same time, everyone will be able to see themselves in the face of power. The line of human destiny that appears encourages the struggle of man with his own destiny. This performance is a human struggle with oneself, with existence and with one's greatest desire - to get a small piece of power. "I am a virtuoso", the actor boldly claims, and don't we sometimes see ourselves as if we were above everyone, as if we were above God? Let's immerse ourselves in the protagonist's emotional struggle with his greatest enemy - himself - and his attempts to answer many existential questions. After all, the mind is free, unlocked it can tear down a throne and build another.