This performance attempts to reinterpret the Scrooge story through the setting of a psychiatric ward patient. It aims to combine the patients’ self-defensive behaviors with modern dance, magic, and techniques from various genres. It also recreates the moments when Scrooge’s past and future are connected more naturally, with fantasy and reality mixed in the space of the psychiatric ward.

What they see is invisible to others, and the fact that things that exist outside are not connected to them is expressed through a performance combining mime, dance, magic, and juggling.

Furthermore, through the process of replacing Scrooge’s loneliness and isolation in the novel with image-centered nonverbal theater, it aims to experiment with a new stage language and find the fun of watching the play.