A boat, its crew, and a strange mission: To relocate mental health patients from the central psychiatric clinic to a marginal, in a remote island. Who are these people, or rather what, are they really looking for? Since when is the perception of another reality considered a mental illness? In the world, we live in, who is the traitor, and who is the betrayed? Are the unfulfilled dreams, the most substantial burden a man can carry? Lastly, is it possible for a human being to perceive the greatness of its soul, in the smallness of its existence?My play is dedicated to these sad souls who fail to overcome difficulties and end up as living wrecks, sometimes wandering among dead Panos Sakellariades (writing under the name of Panos Sakelis) grew up as the eldest of three children in Thessaloniki, Greece and graduated from Anatolia American College. Sakelis then attended the Hellenic Naval Academy where he graduated as an Engineer Officer. In the early 90s he resigned from his naval career and pursued a successful career as a manager.From a young age he was drown to literature, history and politics. He spent most of his life studying metaphysics and philosophy.His early works consist of poems and theatrical documents while in the most resent years he is dedicated in the writing of fiction novels

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