Fri Oct 17, 7:30pm |In this poignant and poetic dance-theatre work by Hiromoto Ida (Shōgun, The Man in the High Castle) a long-married couple revisits the now-empty lot where their family home once stood. What begins as a tender sharing of memories gradually opens into a meditation on time, impermanence, and the fragility of life itself. Inspired by Shogo Ota’s play SARACHI, Vacant Lot blends movement, dialogue, and stillness to explore both the ache and absurdity of human existence. Dancers Lindsay Clague and Ida move through joy, loss, and humour with exquisite nuance, embodying our collective longing for connection. At once intimate and expansive, this work teeters between the everyday and the eternal—where each moment is both fleeting and infinite.
