The Window Project: Intimate, exposed and a little bit broken.

Two strangers, one game and too many windows. In a space that keeps shifting- part real, part miniature, part imagined- they navigate identity, surveillance and the act of looking and being looked at; a portal between exposure and privacy. A story that feels familiar and yet so strange. Perhaps wondering: are we what we choose to show, or what we choose to hide?

There’s humour, romance, a touch of existential crisis and somewhere in all of it, maybe there’s you. Original music, poetic scenography, and the choreography of everyday life come together in a piece that watches you back.

Sharp, electric and uncomfortably tender.