French playwright Valère Novarina creates a modern day masterpiece, part Book of Genesis, part children's rhyme, and wholly original. In Adramelech's Monologue a King, who has never uttered a word since the dawn of time, speaks. Using a soaring poetic language Adramelech tells the story of his and his friend's origins, their adventures, and their singular view of humanity; while engaging in a heated discussion with his creator and with those who wish to silence his newfound voice.