A show is about to start on a small stage placed on the stage itself. The few spectators facing the small stage are waiting. After some time, an announcement is heard:
THE SHOW IS BEING CANCELLED DUE TO LOW ATTENDANCE. PLEASE LEAVE THE THEATRE.
Silence and emptiness being perceived as condensed space will become a fertile ground for creative relationships. Their growing dissatisfaction will lead to a desire for disobedience and a refusal to leave the theatre. Triggered by their own expectations, the spectator-performers will innocently start, from a guessing game, to conjecture fantasies about what the cancelled play would be like and will reinvent the space, transforming its topography. From a waiting room, the space will be transformed into a room of action; a transitory space, unexpected and full of twists and turns, where the dramaturgy will be woven on the possibilities.