An almost detective play by modern playwright Didier Caron, directed by Rimas Tuminas. Actor and playwright Didier Caron, born in 1963, started his career as a bank employee. However, his creative nature demanded change, and he turned to writing plays and acting in series. Success came to him in 2002 with the play "True Happiness," and in 2008 he became the head of the Michel Theatre in Paris. The play "False Note," written in 2017, was included in the Avignon Festival program. The plot follows the famous conductor Miller, who performs in Geneva and is irritated by his orchestra. After the concert, an unknown fan enters his dressing room, having traveled from Belgium just to see him. He asks for a photo and an autograph. But in reality, there is something much more important behind this visit. The meeting will turn both of their worlds upside down, change their life philosophy, and turn life into a duel. This play is almost a detective story, where the hunter and the victim swap places and keep the audience in suspense until the very end. See more performances on our website in the theater section.