What if spaces were not meant to be fixed or redefined, but instead a new spatial concept could be built — a new mindspace? The spaces we inhabit are already constructed, shaping presence and marking territories embedded in the mind.

«Fourth Eye, 4:40 AM» takes place at the dawn of the mind. States of being navigate the threshold between the constructed and the instinctive. The narration unfolds in variation—fragmented, diffracted, shifting across internal registers. It reveals a spectrum of selves within the individual: selves that move, hesitate, reassemble. Here, narration dissolves and reconfigures, opening new possibilities for existential and political exposure.

The piece engages with the idea of space as a questioning of the self through a method of diffraction, rather than reflection. Ceylan Öztrük expands disorientation as a narrative instrument, sculpting the theatre space as a moment that reveals the internal performance of selves.

Information on accessibility and language

• The show is a Relaxed Performance without spoken language.

• The visit of the performance is recommended for age 16 or older.

• Every evening before the performance, an accessibility tour takes place at 7:15 p.m. The tour lasts approximately 15 minutes. The meeting point is at the Access-Info-Point. The tour highlights the loudest, darkest, bass-heaviest and brightest parts of the performance, as well as showing some video sequences. If required, a seat can be reserved for the performance during the tour.

• As the production is still being rehearsed, more information on the accessibility of the show will be released closer to the premiere date.