I Don't Even Miss You by
A video recording. An electric ukulele. A Nirvana Hoodie. A dog dollar.
Non-binary computer programmer Basil (they/them) wakes one morning to discover they are alone. They spend the next three years searching for others and build Orchid, a digital assistant, for company. Until one day, when Basil meets a companion who stays with them for a while, before leaving suddenly and without warning....
Non-binary computer programmer Basil (they/them) wakes one morning to discover they are alone. They spend the next three years searching for others and build Orchid, a digital assistant, for company. Until one day, when Basil meets a companion who stays with them for a while, before leaving suddenly and without warning....
A video recording. An electric ukulele. A Nirvana Hoodie. A dog dollar.
Non-binary computer programmer Basil (they/them) wakes one morning to discover they are alone. They spend the next three years searching for others and build Orchid, a digital assistant, for company. Until one day, when Basil meets a companion who stays with them for a while, before leaving suddenly and without warning.
Reeling from this loss, Basil attempts to write and record a musical that will serve as an archive of their life after they're gone. Using live music, dance, and video, "I Don't Even Miss You" is bold and multidisciplinary exploration of grief, love, and legacy, and asks how gender, identity, and friendship can exist with no one to perceive them.
Non-binary computer programmer Basil (they/them) wakes one morning to discover they are alone. They spend the next three years searching for others and build Orchid, a digital assistant, for company. Until one day, when Basil meets a companion who stays with them for a while, before leaving suddenly and without warning.
Reeling from this loss, Basil attempts to write and record a musical that will serve as an archive of their life after they're gone. Using live music, dance, and video, "I Don't Even Miss You" is bold and multidisciplinary exploration of grief, love, and legacy, and asks how gender, identity, and friendship can exist with no one to perceive them.