A boy born to blind parents becomes their eyes, navigating a world that sees him as different.
This play delves into the life of Jokūbas, a boy who grows up as the eyes for his blind parents. It explores the complexities of his identity, caught between the sighted world and the community of the visually impaired. The narrative questions the nature of sight itself—is it a gift or a burden—and examines the profound impact of a relationship that is both love and dependence.
Inspired by real-life stories, the production leans into documentary theatre, offering an authentic and intimate portrayal of human experience. It challenges audiences to consider what it truly means to 'see' beyond the physical, and how individuals navigate unique challenges while finding joy in everyday life.