In the confines of an office space, two workers are locked in corporate submission. A seemingly mundane office block is turned inside out. Something menacing lies beyond the fluorescent lights.  

Killjoy is a cult horror film meets live dance-theatre work inspired by the Japanese ‘salaryman’ phenomenon. A satiric look at toxic capitalist culture and an individual's pursuit to find meaning in the corporate world. The work explores parallels between the psychological demands of professional dancers as compared to white-collar workers climbing the corporate ladder. In this world, movement is exhaustive, repetitive and laborious. A comment on overwork and burnout. 

Worlds collide as strategies misalign. Time is irrelevant here…