Inspired by Italo Calvino’s homonymous novel, Invisible Cities encourages adults and teenagers to think about issues related to migration and refugees. Three migrants floating in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea, heading towards the unknown, recall the names of the 55 cities that Italo Calvino describes in his novel. Cities named after women, who are born and die, dream and fear, flee and rebuild their lives elsewhere if they can get there. But also cities built in a borderless territory, which can unite and separate countries, people and cultures. There are 55 objects on stage, which the actors take with them on this long journey, which gain new meanings - representing imaginary or real cities.