In re:shape or headless into the sea, the audience is invited to experience the wobbles, a speculative species inspired by invertebrate marine life, as they come to life. As hybrids between humans and soft, boneless creatures, these huge, shiny wobbles inhabit spaces once created by humans.

Together, we will witness these futuristic beings temporarily take over plein theater—a space soon to be filled with ever-changing bodies, soft whispers, and deep, vibrating sounds from far, far away, live improvised by ghenwa (noiré) abou fayad. By zooming in on the delicate movements of these watery creatures, this work invites the audience to linger and immerse themselves in a world of fluid bodies, queer imaginaries, tentacular movement, hypersensitivity, and other-than-human temporalities.