TUNE BACK (time) drifts through memories, images, and longings. Through things that once existed. And through things that never did.

Do you remember? Back then…
When we…

Six performers move through a landscape of loops, glitches, sound fragments, and lingering traces of images. Fragments surface like waves, dissolve again, and reappear in altered forms. What felt familiar becomes strange. What seemed lost returns.

Imagine walking backwards and watching things emerge.
Imagine walking forwards and watching things disappear.Not somewhere behind you, but alongside every step you take. Between moving forward and looking back, new perspectives begin to unfold.

The back view runs through the choreography like a thread. It draws attention to what lies behind us without ever standing still. The back becomes an invitation. A possibility. A space for personal stories, memories, and projections.

TUNE BACK (time) does not follow a linear narrative. Instead, it unfolds as a succession of images, movements, and atmospheres. Like memory itself: fragmented, unpredictable, and full of surprises. Fragments of pop culture meet personal recollections. Digital image worlds encounter embodied experience. Collective nostalgia collides with individual longing. Familiar forms return, shift, dissolve, and return once more. Somewhere between lightness and melancholy, humour and disorientation, a playful choreography of recognition emerges.

A persistent longing. Like an old game remembered only in fragments:

forward.
back.
sideways.
move in.

TUNE BACK (time) invites audiences to surrender to repetition, displacement, and worlds that are at once already gone and not yet here.