In the radio play "All That Fall", Samuel Beckett uses only sound and silence to tell the story: a lady who leaves the house to get her husband at the train station. This is the starting point chosen by Pequena Orquestra, Cia dos Atores and the director Inez Viana to create a show that questions the extent to which the invisible matter of sound gives an account of the theater. What you see is what you hear on a radio, but in the theater? Or what you hear needs to be seen, or not?

Throughout the show, the audience just listens to the cast. Curiously, with no cast member on stage, the show turns out to be a consistent defense of the actor (60min).