The Most Together We've Ever Been

We perform a never-ending series of beginnings. A constant hello. We address the address and the need for something to happen, while embracing the emptiness of never getting anywhere. Let's imagine for a moment that we dwell here forever, constantly becoming, never arriving. The performers might be characters, or perhaps just people playing the performance. They are not quite at home, and not quite displaced - finding themselves over and over again on a stage, in a performance, in front of an audience. They tiptoe on and off the stage as if they might go unnoticed. Yet this action makes them oddly conspicuous and more of what they are.

The right people in the wrong space; the wrong people in the right space.