The Sound of a Man Breaking In a desolate world divided by an unyielding border, the stage opens to the characters Man and Woman. She, desperate to cross this boundary as if it were the only path to her salvation. Trapped in a universe where decisions are made by a mysterious judge. Unfortunately, all her attempts have been in vain so far. He, a man wandering on the other side of the line, feels lost in this strange world. One day, he crossed that same border in search of a new beginning and a freedom he does not fully understand. Their lives intersect in a dramatic attempt to cross that borderline into an uncertain fate. They are infected with a relentless disease: the disease of Exile and Displacement, which consumes their souls and pushes them into an abyss of despair. Throughout the play, the omnipresent judge weaves the destiny of these two characters as they face a labyrinth of doubts, discrimination, fear, sadness, and anxiety. Their pasts, dreams, and identities are like suitcases filled with unanswered questions. The Sound of a Man Breaking captures the essence of migration and the refugee experience, where people also find themselves trapped in the rigid grip of racism. As they face obstacles, moving stories of hope and unwavering perseverance are revealed. This play, with its narrative of dark humor, surrealism, and texts in the style of absurdist theater, creates a contrast between comedy and tragedy, highlighting the absurd cruelty of the circumstances in which they find themselves. It offers a unique perspective on human vulnerability and the emotional whirlwind that consumes us when we find ourselves in extreme situations. The Sound of a Man Breaking is an invitation to explore the limits of the human condition in a ruthless and bewildering world. The play also explores the fragility of hope and the way humanity clings to it as the last thread of sanity in the midst of despair. As The Sound of a Man Breaking unfolds, the audience is confronted with profound questions about human nature, empathy, and the need to tear down the barriers that divide society. This play challenges the audience to reflect on the reality of those facing similar situations worldwide and to question their own empathy and understanding toward those seeking a place to call home.