Where The Sidewalk Ends

Inspired by the words of Shel Silverstein, Where the Sidewalk Ends invites us to journey from the gray structure of routine into the vibrant world of imagination. The show begins in a world of conformity — dark, rhythmic, and unyielding — with a haunting reimagining of “Everybody Wants to Rule the World.” Through tension and texture, the performers push against the edges of monotony, breaking through to the fragile wonder of “Lullaby” by Alessandro Moro. A burst of rebellion erupts with “Another Brick in the Wall,” shattering the walls of expectation and opening the path toward transcendence. The journey concludes with a powerful transformation — the return of “Everybody Wants to Rule the World,” intertwined with Phil Collins’ “Take Me Home.” Visually and musically, Where the Sidewalk Ends reminds us that imagination, courage, and color live just beyond the lines we’re told not to cross.