This is a 60-minute performance, designed to utilize and use the absolutely essential expressive means of theater: the body and the voice.

An actress (Pythia) and a musician with various instruments (percussion, wind instruments, etc.) are the conductors of the text and music, exploring and developing a dialogue that is sometimes reminiscent of dance, sometimes of ritual.

What would Pythia shout over the ruins of philosophy and beauty today? What would she prophesy to people who don't even know of her existence? This is what "Chrismos" deals with, a delirious monologue by a woman who comes out of time to converse with the man of today.