Argentinian theatre maker Mariano Pensotti is renowned for his ingenious storytelling and, together with his Grupo Marea, he presents an evening of fictional documentary theatre entitled The Play that is as improbable as reality itself and as deeply nested as a Russian matryoshka doll. Five actors tell a story in front of a revolving backdrop. And it goes something like this: A Vienna based theatre maker stumbles across a newspaper article in The Guardian. As a result, he embarks on a journey to Argentina to research on site the biography of Polish Jew Simon Frank. It in turn goes something like this: After fleeing Nazi Germany, Frank worked together with his village community in Argentina to recreate his former home as a setting. Year after year and ever more elaborately, he brings his own life story to the stage in the form of a play. Until one day everything collapses. Yet the play, in which the five actors disclose what they saw and experienced, goes something like this …