The need to feel connected, recognised and secure is in every human being. But what if, due to personal circumstances, you lose this foothold or even your home? When the place you identify with no longer exists, where is home? In Domeless, two dancers delve into this search for a new home. They build walls, break down parts and eventually try to create a safe haven again. But what does that actually take? How do they build something when they have limited resources? Or when one of them wants a thatched roof but only gets blocks of wood? 

Domeless challenges you to think about the essence of a home and connecting with yourself and the world around you. Walls can offer protection but also create distance. How do you stay in touch with yourself and your surroundings when you are cut off from society? And if you are both on opposite sides of the wall, who actually takes care of whom?

Domeless is a performance about the impact of loss and finding your new place in the world. An ode to those who make us feel at home.