In a world of growing hatred, this 40-minute wordless piece becomes a fragile, human story of one person’s need for another. Built without words, the piece continues Trukhin’s search for a new theatrical vocabulary shaped by silence, clowning, and the forgotten chemistry between performers and audiences.

Egor Trukhin is a Russian-Israeli theater and film director, actor, and writer. He left Russia in 2022 in protest of the war and has since been working internationally, with his works presented in 17 countries. He is currently based in New York, pursuing his MFA in Directing at Columbia University under the mentorship of Anne Bogart.