Set in Nigeria in 2014, this play follows teenagers Tisana, Haleema, and Ruha, whose everyday conversations about celebrities, relationships, and school are interrupted when they are abducted by militant insurgents. Forced into an uncertain and dangerous situation, the girls rely on one another as they attempt to endure captivity and preserve their sense of identity.

As fear intensifies and religious differences begin to strain their relationship, the bond between them is tested under extreme pressure. Written by Theresa Ikoko and directed by Ewa Dina, the play examines friendship, survival, and the impact of violence on young lives.