What if We were Wrong? is a theatrical piece comprised of three acts:

1. In an hypnotic session, the protagonist is taken through the meanders of his mind. At first, things are chaotic and kinda scary. Feeling suddenly at peace, the protagonist begins introspective explorations in a dream.
2. Arriving at a pond, the protagonist is confronted by someone else. Until he realises that he’s having a conversation with his own conscience. At first. When one becomes the other, and vice-versa, dissolving boundaries and exchanging places travelling in a lysergic trip, until the magic begins.
3. The counterpoint signifies the protagonist rebirth. Symbolised by a woman giving birth: the pain, the crying newborn, and the angelic choir watching over. Until the final relief.

Credits

In the making of What if We were Wrong?, the following samples were used under a Creative Commons CC-BY or CC-0 license:

• The counterpoint choir is Baci soavi e cari