— You are what I carry

A single backpack distinguishes the performers, symbolising accumulated intake: what has been gathered, carried, and internalised.

Nothing is ever static; everything exists in a state of becoming. Each action initiates a new reaction. Each choice creates a different ending.

We wanna have a lot of forks in a backpack explores digestion as metaphor: a chain reaction of selection, breakdown, and transformation. Beginning with the fork as an extension of the hand, the work examines choice; what we take in, what we reject, and how every action produces consequence.

Through physical transformation and repetition, We wanna have a lot of forks in a backpack questions what we choose to absorb and how those choices shape who we become.

Direction and Choreography Lola Borroni and Hannah Vella
Performers Lola Borroni and Hannah Vella
Sound Design Liam Bradford and Xavier Rako
Costume Design Scarlett Prescott-Mason & tbc__studios, Imogen Britten

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