A beautiful summer’s day. On an idyllic lakeside preparations are in full swing. Tonight is carnival night. The impresario and his pretty assistant greet the illustrious guests pouring in: Adam and his wife Eve. Goethe, accompanied by Gretchen. A bishop and Satan himself. An everyman named Joe. And a secretive, stunning woman who claims to have been Adam’s first wife. That evening, the party begins. The guests exchange witty remarks, identities and kisses from beneath their masks. For what is carnival about if not the secret of love? An erotic dance through different times and planes of reality, both philosophical and as light as a feather.