Observation is never a neutral act; the presence of an observer is always an intervention. What are the consequences of observation? And how does unrest enmesh us with our responsibility?
In this gripping performance, the audience is called upon to take responsibility for the dancers’ safety. The instruction “Shout the word STOP if women are in danger” creates a dual reality: a battle unfolding before the spectators’ eyes and another, invisible one, within their minds.
The space is shaped like an arena, with the audience surrounding the action. As the performance unravels, the dancers rely on their sense of hearing and touch—the spectators’ bodies become their reference points in space.
Perhaps the real battle is not the one you see, but the one happening inside you.
The performance contains nudity and is suitable for audiences aged 15 or older.
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