A lifetime of invisible labour. This ferocious solo physical theatre adaptation reimagines Franz Kafka’s masterpiece through the lens of modern female burnout. Stripped of props, a single performer uses Berkoff-style expressionism to chart a corporate worker’s visceral transformation into a repellent insect. A disturbing nightmare about family exploitation and societal invisibility. This haunting adaptation examines the fragility of human relationships and the crushing weight of societal norms. An enthralling exploration of identity, transformation, and the darkness lurking beneath the surface of familial bonds.