Silence can be the strongest line in a scene, the pause that lets the audience feel the weight behind what’s said. It’s like the space between beats in music – the quiet part that makes the sound more powerful. In my work I try to lean into that, let the empty moments do the talking. It feels less like a stage than a shared room where you can hear what’s not being said. You get to decide what the silence means, and that gives it a voice of its own.

It’s like a quiet echo that lets us see our own thoughts in the dark. When we hold that space, we notice what’s missing, and that gap can feel more honest than any word.Need to check no formatting, no tags. It's good.It’s like a quiet echo that lets us see our own thoughts in the dark. When we hold that space, we notice what’s missing, and that gap can feel more honest than any word.

It’s the only place where you’re not judged, just seen for what you are. When you sit with that quiet, the truth comes out slowly, like a sunrise you’ve been waiting for.

I hear you. It feels like stepping out into daylight after a long night.