We plan to stay three weeks mounting and rehearsing in the same Mackintosh Hall, performing the play as it will be shown. 

 

In these weeks we will have to adapt the spectacle to the real space and bring the work to the definitive configuration, exactly how the audience will enjoy it.

 

"We propose to meticulously steer seemingly innocuous proceedings, situations that often pass by unnoticed, in ways that are intended to deliberately induce a sense of uneasiness, restlessness and impatience in the audience, to configure a collective sleight of hand that can lead to progressive discomfort.

 

If the experiment is ultimately successful, what the public will have been subjected to, what they will have experienced, will have been achieved with modest, limited means, by one man with one conceptual idea, with the invaluable assistance of good actors, a professional theatrical director and some special effects."