**What is regret?** The “I love you” that was never said? The burger that was eaten? The sixth free shot? Do you cling to it or avoid it like tzatziki before a first date?

These and many more were heard by the company during interviews with repentant and unrepentant people of all ages, genders, backgrounds, and professions who shared their stories. Alongside them, the actors of the performance bring their own personal experiences. Statements from personalities both within and beyond borders. Songs of regret. A sequential game that, through Verbatim Theater and Devised Theater techniques, shapes this performance.

A mosaic-like performance based on everyday “declarations of regret” that explore loss, love, career, family, death, as well as drunken nights, diets, and even fashion choices we all wish we could forget. All of it leads us to the laughter and emotion that only real life can offer.

In a world where we live divided and isolated, what unites us is the shared human experience. What we lack is the sharing of that experience—a personal declaration around a common core that makes us vulnerable but also stronger against an uncertain future. Because afterward, we will be less alone.

Come to the performance, and you probably won’t regret it. Probably.