For the many of us, what goes on in a computer when we use it is what we see on the screen and that responds to the requests we introduce through the mouse or keyboard in order to carry out a certain task. But what really goes on inside the box we call computer?

We defy you to answer this question. How? Entering the micro-world of a computer we imagined. We chose an elementary particle, an electron, to travel along several components of this computer. The starting and ending point are our imagination. In between, we find some answers but, most of all, we find a lot of questions like for instance: what’s to repent?

In this show we accompany an electron’s voyage through a working computer and witness several encounters between this elementary particle and the various components of the machine – processor, memory, transistor, resistor, etc. – together with the different components of a theatre performance – image, sound, light, video, performers, etc. Another embrace between science and theatre in our work that results in a transdisciplinary creation. The judicious union of sound constructions catalysing computer synthesised images, of lighting, of the embodiment of electronic components, and the creation of an original text, produces an innovative and surprising sensorial experience.