Home in a Suitcase is a raw, poetic solo performance that asks a haunting question: Do we ever find home, or carry it with us?
Written and devised by Ramanjit Kaur and Ruhani Singh, the play traces the journey of Taarini, a 20-something woman forced to leave a city she once called home. Set in an unnamed airport, her story unfolds through fragments of memory, movement, and metaphor.
Dedicated to today’s youth—constantly navigating cities, expectations, and identities—it captures the ache of becoming, the weight of reinvention, and the search for belonging when home is a suitcase you must keep repacking.
Through evocative monologues, immersive soundscapes, and audience interaction, Home in a Suitcase moves from late-night packing dilemmas to border interrogations, from shared bar stories to empty apartments—blending personal narrative with universal themes of identity, displacement, and memory.