Penelope has been waiting twenty years for Ulysses. In the meantime, she has been knitting baskets of balls of yarn. But one day, as she pulls on her yarn, a woollen fish flutters at the end of her knitting needle...
Sets, puppets, costumes: everything is knitted!
In spite of storms and the wrath of inhospitable creatures, Penelope reweaves the bonds of a disunited world, mends the sea in her own way and picks up the threads of her life. As iconoclastic as it is faithful to the fundamentals of the myth, the show plays on a profusion of visual inventions, with children and adults laughing at the same time. To the rhythm of accordion and song, a chorus of three women perform a feminine Odyssey.