Shakespeare's Wild Sisters Group

A Boring Life discusses the loneliness and desolation in life through homosexual and heterosexual relationships. There are four sections in the piece, performed by five actors dressed in white costumes with clown-like painted face and bandaged hands; the actors are neutral sexually dressed, regardless of their actual sexuality. The play does not require lines, and the background music is responsible for connecting scenes. The performers, however, occasionally make sounds that are beyond imagination.