2026 TCAF-Community：Starry, Starry Night

★ Performed at the 2025 Human Rights Festival
★ Immersive object interactive theatre
 
This is the story about Ya, her elder sister, and their mother, who is away.

Ya and her elder sister live in the quiet space left by their mother’s absence. One day, letters begin to arrive—pages filled with tales of a sun-drenched castle and endless games. While little Ya loses herself in this whimsical world, her sister begins to sense a deeper truth hidden between the lines. Are these mere stories, or are they secrets waiting to be unraveled?

Through the symbolic presence of the Moon, the Stars, and the Bluebird, the abstract ache of "longing" takes physical form. Memories and hopes drift through the air like stardust, inviting the audience into a profound allegory of love and separation.

In a unique collaboration, The Lim Theatre and the children of Nuannuanshe Teen Cooperative (North Regional Branch) present an immersive, object-interactive experience. As the rhythm of the stage shifts, we invite you to wonder: What would a world without wishes look like? And when faced with the darkness of parting, can love and hope still be the stars that light our way?
 
The Lim Theatre
Named after the company director’s surname, the Lim Theatre aim to use their aesthetic style to make contributions to Taiwanese arts and culture. Their works include parent-child co-performance, traditional arts, immersive games, and music theatre. Through searching for the connection between crowds and space and creating a symbiotic relationship between entertainment and arts and culture, the company has found the sensory theatre that belongs to the Lim Theatre.