After Mrs. Dalloway and Emma Bovary, the Catalan director Carme Portaceli chooses another iconic woman from world literature to bring to life on stage: Anna Karenina. 

Anna Karenina is the submissive and idealistic wife of a very important politician, Karenin, as well as an affectionate mother. Attracted by a hitherto unknown passion for Vronsky, she abandons her family and her good position, which will cause her to lose her son, Sergey, as well as her own life. 

Faced with the "prison" of the family institution, the life journey of our Karenina is also the process of building her own will in a world in which women have always been subjected to the yoke of men and reduced to a simple body that men have used to satisfy their needs and their sexuality. Once Anna frees herself from the will of her husband and breaks her ties with the society, who is she really for the world and for herself? 

Anna Karenina and the rest of the women of the play, come together on stage to be judged. But first they will explain to us what really happened to them, what they felt (nobody takes it into account, of course), and what drove one of them to commit suicide.