This socially-distanced, radically intimate performance took place between a single audience member and a single actor through a closed window of a private home in one of three locations across the city. Audience members would take their seat, put on headphones, and watch as the blinds slowly rise to reveal a woman inside, rocking in her rocker. Her thoughts, in the form of Beckett’s text, entered directly into their ears, allowing their minds and hers to merge. In EgoPo’s intensely intimate version of this famed avant-garde classic, solo audience members witness a haunting and hypnotic ten-minute journey of birth, death, and isolation.

Photos: Kylie Westerbeck

Passyunk Crossing

East Oak Lane

Point Breeze