Alessandra Brocadello interprets the "divine" Eleonora among the furnishings kept in the Museo Civico di Asolo, with a special path built with Carlo Bertinelli's text, extrapolating monologues, letters, testimonies, which come to life among sketches and costumes, objects and heirlooms.

Amid remorse, memories and regrets, the female figure of the Divine takes shape on the occasion of the Centenary of the death of Eleonora Duse, one of the greatest actresses of all time. At the center of the dramaturgy stands out above all the woman, courageous and unhappy, a personality among the greatest and most internationally recognized in the theater of all time, the protagonist of a stormy and tormented life, studded with successes and bitterness.

The actress is recounted without forgetting her difficult beginnings following her parents (also actors), up to her early successes, loves, fame, relationship with Arrigo Boito, passion for Gabriele d'Annunzio, international tours to the world's greatest theaters, retirement from the stage, her only silent film, World War I, triumphant return to the theater, and finally her dramatic epilogue.

The stage action ends with his return to the stage in '21, until his death in Pittsburgh in '24, during his last tour of America.