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Even the performer of Nassim Soleimanpour's play doesn't what is going to happen as a different actor each night reads his text for the first time. Alternately cute and chilling, the piece – a critical hit at last year's Edinburgh Fringe – was written by the Iranian playwright to be a comment upon his absence, as he is unable to leave his home country due to his refusal to undertake his national service. Part of Lift 2012.
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