Where Do I Go When There’s Nowhere Left to Go?

A performative exploration of escapism and the need to flee — and an honest look at where this urge begins. A performance about people who feel isolated and alienated in everyday life. They long for change but do not know where to begin. They dream of escaping to a place where they do not have to take a position on everything at once — a place where worries and rules do not follow. When the noise of the world becomes unbearable, a vision emerges of a space called Tunnel. It is an underground maze of descending staircases, dark corridors and forgotten rooms. Slowly but surely, this vision begins to displace their reality. Tunnel becomes an obsession and an escape route — a solution to something that seems impossible to solve. Somewhere in the depths of this labyrinth lies a space where time does not move and silence reigns.

On stage: Grete Jürgenson, Ilo-Ann Saarepera, Elise Metsanurk, Juhan Soon, Germo Toonikus
Author-director: Kirill Havanski
Dramaturg: Andreas Aadel
Designer: Riin Maide
Video artist: Péter Kollányi
Sound artist: Dominik Hisslinger (DE)
Lighting designer: Oskar Harding
Poster photograph: Agate Tūna (LV)
Producers: Lisanna Annus, Marie Valgre

Premiere on 23 October 2026 at Tartu Uus Teater’s large hall