This show is a lullaby full of silent shrieks. Anne's show begins where most people stop feeling and start to scream in pain. This show puts "Pain" in "Painting". Full of odd and stark encounters, for me, Anne was able to breathe out great moments where pain was so still that there was no way but to laugh. Laughter was my way to tell her that I saw her. That I knew it, although I did not "Know" it.

This Bouffon show can be hard to watch for some people, and that, I think, is the power of this show. I liked how stillness was so powerfully used in the play.