A Mano is a story told with small figurines fashioned out of plasticine, like the ones children often make. Using fingers, the play tells a story of friendship, on a temporary stage barricaded with furniture—an open narrative. With movements set to the music of Édith Piaf, the tiny characters first appear, then interact, then get to know each other and eventually forge ties based on small gestures such as winks of the eye and shared dreams. These subtle exchanges slowly give rise to stronger feelings of caring and friendship. A Mano is a story brimming with imagination and inventiveness, told with four hands and presented for the very first time in China... a definite must-see!