“Land for A Land” revives the 1993 fantasy tragicomedy Don’t Let Go!, first directed by Gerry Flanagan, and transforms it under the vision of director Ata Wong Chun‑Tat. Set in an absurd world shaped by desire, property conflicts, and the urban-rural divide, the play uses highly expressive body movement and exaggerated physicality to build its narrative.The story explores themes of urban vs rural tension, property hegemony, and the struggle for belonging, through a troupe of vibrant resident actors. Their “weird, abnormal, or twisted body shapes” blend comedy and tragedy to critique social structures and human ambition.
