I should be sleeping

If equality really exists, I want what you have!’

This play focuses on ‘Class’ and ‘Gap’ such as physical gap, social gap, hierarchical gap, educational gap and other possible gaps which exist in Thai society. An idea of utopia has been borrowed and interpreted within Thai social, cultural and environmental contexts through Thai multicultural gaze. It is reflected through a local low-class couple who wish to seek equality in this so-called civilized world. With sense of humor, the play optimistically shows a pathway through which Thai people tend to elevate, rebrand and remove themselves into a ‘better’ place.

Performers: Dujdao Vadhanapakorn and Nophand Boonyai
Musicians: Sakarin Srimuang (Guitar Artist) and Paradorn Vetch-u-rai (Piano Artist)
Length: 70 mins