Nine To Five 45 minutes | indoor or big top | Ages: 3+
A day in the life of an overworked, jaded man,
trapped in his office and his routine,
He juggles his work, doing repetitive and absurd tasks,
while fighting against boredom and stress,
torn between his will to leave and his fear
of leaving his current life behind,
he tries to find ways to enjoy his work
and tests the limits of what little liberty he has left.
Through his obsessions, his rituals, his failures, his frustration,
and the little moments of happiness in his day,
he experiences the absurdities of a meaningless job
in modern working culture.
trapped in his office and his routine,
He juggles his work, doing repetitive and absurd tasks,
while fighting against boredom and stress,
torn between his will to leave and his fear
of leaving his current life behind,
he tries to find ways to enjoy his work
and tests the limits of what little liberty he has left.
Through his obsessions, his rituals, his failures, his frustration,
and the little moments of happiness in his day,
he experiences the absurdities of a meaningless job
in modern working culture.
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