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Eric-Emmanuel Schmitt is a contemporary French-Belgian writer, playwright, and philosopher. He became known as a writer in 1991 after the publication of his first novel, A Night in Valognes. But his world fame was brought to him by the screenplay The Visitor (1993), for which the author was awarded many literary and theatre prizes.

According to the plot of the play Tectonics of Feelings, a successful woman, a member of the National Assembly, Diana, loves a handsome jockey, Richard. Their relationship is quite modern and they are in no hurry to get married. However, she constantly feels that his feelings are fading away, that they are no longer the same as they once were... Diana is being destroyed by a fierce suspicion, so she decides to test Richard. The woman hires two prostitutes: one plays an intelligent virgin, the other her mother. The game is a success: the jury falls in love with the girl. And yet this love is not the same as for Diana...

According to the newspaper La Libre Belgique, "the main impression of the show is that of imperturbable beauty in the face of love. It is as if we are watching a volcanic eruption in slow motion. After watching the show, you leave the theatre with a sense of completeness, reconciliation with yourself and those you love.