Asuli

What happens when love destroys?
We present an unprocessed, raw exploration of heartbreak and survival, based on Polikarp Kakabadze’s famous play “Sam Asuli” (Three Daughters). After being abandoned by her beloved, a young woman drowns within herself, sinking into a sea of painful memories. Trapped in an emotional prison of despair, she talks to herself and cannot escape the haunting echoes of lost love. Every day is a battle as she fights the crushing weight of her sorrow. The more she tries to escape, the deeper she falls into isolation.
Can she free herself from the suffocating grip of the past? Or will the pain consume her, refusing to let go?
This is a devastating vision of the destructive power of loss, the crushing pressure of loneliness, and the desperate search for redemption. It is a battle between survival and surrender, as the heroine confronts the cruel truth: healing is never easy, and to reclaim oneself is filled with struggle, doubt, and painful confrontation.
ASULI this play speaks to everyone who has ever felt abandoned or lost. It is a profoundly human story about the invisible scars we carry and the courage required to face them. The story told in this play will make you reflect on confronting your own wounds and feeling the weight of every choice.