The piece features three actresses who fled Iran, sharing their personal experiences and ongoing struggles against the oppressive regime.

Ultimately, the production raises profound questions about the feasibility of achieving peace and security after experiencing trauma, encapsulated in the phrase, 'The eyes have fear, but the feet carry me further.'

Theater production 'Destination: Origin,' created by Mohammad Rasoulof, delves into the themes of flight, exile, and a critique of the Iranian regime.

This poignant performance premiered at the Haus der Berliner Festspiele as part of the 'Performing Exiles' festival, which emphasizes issues of displacement and identity.

These actresses recount their feelings of fear and isolation during their escape, highlighting the trust issues they faced while fleeing.

A particularly moving scene includes a dialogue about comfort and safety, addressing the psychological impact of exile and the fear of retribution from the regime.

Key themes throughout the production explore the tension between the desire for safety and the haunting memories of oppression, illustrated through various movements and dialogues.

Rasoulof also reflects on the current war and despair affecting his team, emphasizing the ongoing fight for freedom in Iran.