A sleeping performance, an immersive nocturnal experience, guides the audience from wakefulness into dreaming: a guiding voice and a continuous sound composition create a hypnotic landscape in which the body rests while the mind moves through inner visions. Sleep, perhaps dream turns the night into a collective ritual, overturning conventions of sociality and stretching time in a fragile yet intense experiment. Sharing the space of sleep becomes an intimate and political act: meeting “on the other side of the eyelids,” exploring the imagination, oscillating between control and surrender, and awakening together at dawn in an experience that weaves presence, relationship, and dream.