A group of actors can’t go out of the theatre where they have acted because the ghost, who has been living there for years as he died during a show, entrapped them. Only if they are able to solve all his riddles, they will be freed.
The actors will enter different worlds: seventeenth century France (“The learned ladies” by Molière), London at the beginning of the twentieth century (“My Fair Lady”), Spain in the 1600s (“Don Quixote” by Cervantes), an imaginary village whose inhabitants are cursed by a two hundred–year–old curse which changed them all in stupid people (“Fools” by Neil Simon), and the United States of America during the War of Secession (“Gone with the wind”).
Thanks to the eureka moments of one of the actors (or was it just good luck??) they manage to defeat the ghost and to be free, but in the end, they will feel compassion for the ghost and will invite him to leave the theatre and act with them from then on.
