You Really Got Me Now

A story about love, dreams and imaginary borders at the confluence of multiple realities...

Using a chronologically ordered display of artifacts, memorabilia and digital traces from their shared past as starting points into their private and public lives, the pair recount their meanderings in narrative verse and music.

An experimental record of a reconstituted/remembered past, the performance lecture challenges our common understanding of fact and fiction. It questions the authority of the narratives that sustain the fragile lines between the real and the imaginary, between countries and people.