R’ACT – I don’t want to be a buffoon anymore!... theatre, dance and music ‘marathon’ performance presents a caricatured perspective on nowadays social life due to the contrast among the spiritual evolution of the Renaissance under Elisabeth the 1st and the human involution under the pseudo-communist ’’era’’ and after… As a natural consequence, Shakespeare became the one who helps to bring us into Reality and to become contemporary with nowadays history; even to receive main authentic answers. The play starts in 1989, in the Romanian part of Moldavia at the ‘’Trainica Moldova’’(‘’Livelong Moldavia’’) factory. There is a celebrating atmosphere with the opportunity of the 23rd of August, the day when the Romanians have been forced, in 1944, to be on the side of the Russian Soviet Union leaded by Stalin... We are interested about the atmosphere of those times in order to understand the event’s evolution: where Europe is now and how nowadays social life will change our future... And here we need to meet King Lear, Hamlet, Ophelia and Puck as main ’agents of change’, able to highlight the field of Matei Vișniec who’s completing the Stalinist atmosphere from ’’Livelong Moldavia’’ with its well known caricature style… Based on a slapstick created by several confusions appeared because of the celebrating day and the visit of an outsider person as Romeo Pop, the first Act of the play presents actually some underground conflicts generated by Pigulete, the communist system’s guy in the factory. In the second Act of the play the slapstick evoluate to the ’Reality’ of any dictatorial system which is always a tragedy IN ACTION. It is now the turn of the outsider person, Romeo Pop, who became in the second part of the play Lulu, to became the surprising ‘change factor’ of the system. Lulu succeeds to clarify Iola’s position, the only sensitive element able to weaken Gufi’s dictatorial bubble. We hereby consider Sigma ART’s play as being mostly an optimistic play, because our tired systems will meet one day through Lulu: KING LEAR and HAMLET, through Iola: OPHELIA, through Bubi: PUCK!