'Clarinet' is a poignant one-man show that explores the memories of a child growing up amidst the devastation of the 1982 war in Beirut. This powerful performance blends reality with dreams, highlighting the profound impact of war on survivors. Through the lens of a child's experiences, Fadi Al Ghoul's narrative tackles themes such as loss, destruction, and the struggle for survival in a ravaged city. Dedicated to his mother Amira and the city of Beirut, Al Ghoul invites the audience to reflect on the human cost of conflict from the perspective of a young, innocent life. With a combination of personal storytelling and artistic expression, 'Clarinet' engages viewers in a deep emotional journey.