From the depths of our dystopian future echoes a frenzied voice. Of a love soldier. Who they call Lav. In a gloomy society, where baby boys who bite their mother's breasts are sold to totalitarian camps, so as not to become criminals, diagnosed with the "aggressive gene" that produces deviants, Lav heroically resists. Nature explodes within him, after a cannibalistic battle in the Northern Territories, during a demonic dance that possesses him as part of the army's evening dance for the effect on the masses. Amidst madness and enlightenment, madness and euphoria, he escapes from the camp and sets out to find his roots. He opens up to Love. He becomes its Revolutionary. He spreads its "virus" to anyone he meets on his journey, the Homeless, the Whore, the Bartender, the Rich, the Philosopher, like a new erotic Prophet, leading to mass hysteria, amidst worship and crucifixion, while being declared "wanted" and his death sentence is predetermined. But what will he find behind? Will he be able to survive? Will those who sowed him love him? What will be the outcome? In a postmodern setting, with terms of ancient tragedy, of an unruly text, like his hero, with influences ranging from elements of fairy tales and folk songs, to "in your face theatre", Lav seeks Catharsis.