Everything is fine. Avad M.

Miranda Fich is a teacher in college and a brilliant actress in the past. Her career was destroyed by an accident: she literally fell off the stage. And now her back hurts. The life of Miranda is work at the dying faculty of theater arts and the struggle with dependence on painkillers. Despite this, she wants to put with students the most ambiguous play by Shakespeare, "Everything is good that ends well." That's just not everyone likes this idea. Thus begins our journey through the distorted world of Miranda, woven from chronic pain and misunderstanding.

The range of the allusions of Mona Avad extends from Shakespearean plays to “Fear and Disgust in Las Vegas” by Hunter Thompson and “Ivosty witches” by John Apdike, combining a witty satire, black humor and magical realism.