Sonka the Golden Hand or expiate her sins until her death.
This is where she decides to share the story of her multiple lives with a mysterious “Doctor.”
Music, choreographed movement, and singing immerse the audience in the heroine’s tumultuous and colorful past.
Odessa, a Ukrainian port city overlooking the Black Sea, at the end of the 19th century. Upon her arrival in the region, a young woman attracts the attention of journalists.
The press echoes incredible thefts, carried out with extraordinary audacity by a mysterious young woman with a hundred faces.
The public quickly becomes hooked on the character’s grace and humor, as well as the finesse and intelligence with which she carries out her “affairs.” Soon she is dubbed Sonka the Golden Hand.
The journalists then take advantage of her notoriety to attribute numerous unsolved cases by the police to her. Sonka has become a legend.
and the city quickly envelops itself in an atmosphere mixing fear and curiosity.
Despite her exceptional agility to relieve the great of their diamonds by pretending to be a High Society lady and her talent for slipping through the net,
the Golden Hand will end up in penal servitude, condemned to spend the rest of her life there.
