“Oscar” is a two-part retro comedy and the most successful play by French playwright Claude Magnier. Although it has been translated into many languages and performed around the world, it only recently reached Lithuanian audiences. Written over 50 years ago, the play feels more relevant than ever today—as we all try to make sense of confusion and hold on to hope that things will turn out fine. One early morning, soap tycoon Bertrand Barnier is jolted out of bed by an unexpected intruder—his employee, Christian Martin. What follows is a fast-paced chain of funny and absurd situations that completely turn the wealthy man's life upside down in just one day.