Physical theater artist Geoff Sobelle leads an ensemble of dancers and designers in a feat of impossible carpentry: raising a house onstage and making a home within it. Residents past, present, and future rollick through its rooms in an impromptu dance that defies time and space, magically transforming our humdrum rituals and momentous events into a glorious, intimate, and profound celebration. At once an enchanting experiment in collectivity and an affecting meditation on dwelling, HOME takes stock of all the stubborn forces that make a house a home.

HOME aims to awaken us to current housing dilemmas, both local and global. The universal and timely themes of gentrification and migration are rendered in the choreography of ordinary people inhabiting a structure; leaving that structure through a variety of social, political, personal, and aesthetic forces; replacing one another; repeating. The performance is a lens through which we see the impact of these forces at play over several generations.