The ill-fated Panna Czinka, already at the age of 9, played her violin in a way that amazed people. Thanks to her talent, her landowner paid for her to learn the violin, and by the age of 12 the little Gypsy girl had become a virtuoso artist. She travelled the country in a Gypsy caravan, practised, played music diligently, went into hiding when she had to, and played when she was allowed to. Once, the caravan was staying near the camp of a Hungarian regiment, from where a handsome officer appeared. Despite all the bitterness of the young woman's fate, she welcomed him with an open heart. Love blossoms between them minute by minute. The Hungarian soldier and the Gypsy girl set out on their journey together. But the persecution of the Gypsies affect both their lives. Their love is overshadowed by the many grievances, grudges and the love of one’s people.

Is the saying true that love conquers all? If you had to choose between a relationship and a career, who would you choose? Can different origins put an end to love with a capital L? The love story is fiction, but the performance describes historically accurate events. Seventy minutes of time-travel accompanied by authentic live music, we show the era and the woman who was the first to make breakthrough for Gypsy music.