Are we expecting the appearance of our upcoming successor, Homo Deus? Yuval Noah Harari, one of the most fascinating historians and philosophers of our time, records in his novel “21 Lessons for the 21st Century”, a series of reflections on the course of humanity, work that served as the inspiration for the theatrical text (R) Evolution by Yael Ronen and Dimitrij Schaad. The digital revolution is making our lives easier and full of promise. In the near future, it is indeed possible that we will have access to implants with the ability to detect diseases from the very first moment they appear in our body. At the same time, the same technology can lead to digital dictatorships, in which our data becomes a tool in the hands of a few. Algorithms define the labor market. Humans experience symbiotic relationships with artificial intelligence and virtual realities. What does all this mean for “free will”? A new world is being created around us whose challenges we are called upon to face and understand its utopian and dystopian dimensions. Within this context, Yuval Noah Harari's thoughts become the starting point for the theatrical capture of scenes from a possible near future. A couple wants to have a genetically modified child and visits a Eugenics Institute. A scientist, working at the Institute, has problems with his partner. A woman experiences complete loneliness in a changing world. Orchestrators of all: computers, technology and digital reality... --- Is the mortal going to touch the uncle? Can man become God?