(Full Synopsis)

Set in early 19th-century Europe during the Napoleonic Wars, the musical unfolds across battlefields, Geneva, and the Arctic, where a scientist’s obsession with creating life leads to irreversible tragedy.

Victor Frankenstein, a scientist driven by trauma and ambition, begins experiments to create an immortal being. During the war, he meets Henri, a compassionate doctor who eventually joins his research despite moral hesitation. After a fatal incident, Henri is executed while protecting Victor.

Consumed by guilt and obsession, Victor uses Henri’s body to complete his experiment and succeeds in creating life. However, the creature escapes and experiences rejection, violence, and betrayal in human society.

Years later, the creature returns to confront Victor, recounting its suffering and declaring revenge. One by one, those close to Victor are destroyed, leaving him completely isolated.

The conflict culminates in the Arctic, where Victor and the creature engage in a final confrontation. Both are fatally wounded. The creature dies after achieving its revenge, and Victor is left alone, facing the consequences of his actions in total despair.