girl is trapped in an eerie, inescapable limbo—haunted by Dust, an omnipresent force that clings to her skin, fills her lungs, and whispers in her ear. Dust is more than just a presence; it is memory, abandonment, and the weight of the past refusing to let go. As she struggles for autonomy, she faces Air—her distant, untouchable mother—who watches but never intervenes. Torn between the love she never received and the force that refuses to release her, the girl must confront a painful truth: is Dust her captor, her creation, or the only thing keeping her alive?

Dust: The Sixth Sense is a poetic, mythic exploration of neglect, trauma, and the cyclical nature of harm, where time distorts, voices echo, and identity fractures. A haunting interplay of theatre, philosophy, and visceral emotion, the play asks: can we ever truly escape what made us, or are we bound to it forever?