Mother Courage arrives in town pushing her grocery cart: a wagon at war. In the scene, a mother tries to protect and raise her daughter in territories devastated by the daily war, by the promises of peace and excessive violence. The two survive amid the asphalt, the storm, the animals, and the garbage, which is also where Courage finds what she sells. The actresses, supported by the work of Bertolt Brecht, invite the public to travel through different parts of the city, proposing a new look at architecture, invisibility, and life on the street.