Ugor Ágnes

In a remote Transylvanian village, a proud baron arrives to buy sheep, only to mistake a young noblewoman, Agnes, for a servant. A sudden, uninvited kiss sets off a chain of bewildering reactions, exposing the fragile customs and hidden power plays of the era. The narrative blends sharp humor with a keen eye for how a single act can ripple through politics, family, and superstition.

As Agnes confronts the baron’s arrogance, their tense dialogue reveals a world where honor, gender roles, and rural life collide in unexpected ways. The story weaves together satire of aristocratic absurdities and ancient folklore, inviting listeners to consider how personal missteps echo in larger histories. With vivid period details and a voice that balances irony and empathy, the first act promises a compelling exploration of desire, dignity, and the unforeseen consequences of a careless kiss.