The connection and the gap, the attachment and the release, the approach and the increasing distance are the dichotomies that accompany a person's whole life. In the flow, in running, in short-term communication, in empty conversations, in memories, in grief, in transatlantic flights, in longing and reconciliation, the distance between oneself and the other is constantly changing, constantly creating and re-creating human connection, exhausting and igniting hope. 

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“A Fair Distance” is a moving dialogue between two bodies and personalities about what makes our entire social world rotate incessantly: immediacy and isolation, dependence and liberation, an all-encompassing duality in which distance is impossible without distance and distance is born in connection. The dance performance invites the audience into a space of self-reflection, without selling any answers, but raising the question of how to maintain a distance that creates and let us grow rather than destroys us and our relationship in a time of intense social noise.