Icarus

Not every fall is an accident.
Icarus, the young man with wings in Greek mythology, fell into the sea because he flew too close to the sun. Some people say he was too proud, some people say he just wanted freedom and light too much. His fall became a symbol of the price that humans pay for their desires.
And this time, the story starts again.
This is a performance of memory and an inexplicable confession.
She invites you to come in and see her world, which is not entirely real, but every part is convincing.
You will hear her speak, see her creation, and watch her repeat that night.
You may be shaken, you may believe, or you may begin to doubt your own judgment.
She just wants to be loved, like Icarus, she just wants to fly close to the light.
Will you fly with her, or watch her fall? Behind this door, memory will speak, and love will repeat.
You will see her creations, lies, and every version of the story. But you have to be careful, what she said may not be true.
People can sacrifice a lot of things for desires.
Some people lose love, and some people lose themselves. Some people just want you to remember them.
She didn't lie, she just didn't tell the whole story. Some silences are louder than words. Some versions are more touching than the truth.
Some people fall not to be destroyed, but to be seen and remembered.