«Fourth Eye, 4.40 AM» focuses on the dawn of the mind, where states of being assert themselves and shift, navigating the threshold between the constructed and the instinctive. It unfolds internally, allowing sensations of not fitting to emerge and move freely. Ceylan Öztrük expands the means of disorientation as a method of engagement – one that reveals the fragility of constructed selves and exposes the architecture of mindspace. Here, disorientation is not a byproduct but the very material of inquiry.

The piece navigates between the composed and the instinctive, the intentional and the unraveling. The self unfolds in variation – fragmented, diffracted, shifting across internal registers. This diffraction draws out a variety of selves within the individual – selves who move, hesitate, and reassemble in a layered, processed mise-en-scène. Here, narration dissolves and reconfigures, expanding the possibilities of existential exposure.

Information on accessibility and language

• The show takes place as a Relaxed Performance with minimal spoken language (English and/or German).

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

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