Descendents of the eunuch admiral is an unsettling, angry and fierce play about what is too often our life in contemporary liberal democracies. It tells us about the desire for freedom and the exercise of truth that is its prerequisite. Through a plunge into History and by identifying with the great Chinese explorer Zheng He, the protagonist of the play realizes that "real life is elsewhere. "For Kuo Pao Kun, it is a way to circumvent the censorship in place in his country and to get across what he could not have said being a citizen of Singapore.The Japanese puppet tradition handed down from 375 years by the Youkiza theater allows for a visionary theatrical approach, in which invisible worlds take shape, making their ghosts appear on stage.This play is an invitation to to look at the world through the Asian world's representation of it, according to which Europe is relegated to the planisphere in the upper to left corner, there where we habitually see Alaska.Frédéric Fisbach