In a world that becomes increasingly uninhabitable, a political exile, a former radical, and a climate refugee must play a game to become citizens in a virtual utopia. Set in the year 2075, “No Place” poses the question: “What happens to a person when undertaking an extreme journey of migration?”
Created by a team of women from Brazil, Mexico, Singapore, and the United States, “No Place” will be Square One Collective’s first play. As an experimental, devised theater company, their writing and performing process is collaborative.
The core group of Square One Collective met in 2016. Many of their conversations at the time were about what it meant to be a citizen of a nation and also an individual person. “What we were thinking about in terms of national identity versus personal identity…sparked an idea to start making some work,” says Sarah McEneaney, a founding member of Square One Collective.
