Suddenly we remembered the old days.
Not now, but when I grow up.
On New Year's Eve.
I sometimes hide here.
You were a different guy in high school, son.
Warm. Like the milk I drink before bed, so soft.

Will this cut it?
An incurable romantic.
I dream, mostly about flying...
But you can't forget.
My high school love.
Ilgar came asking for you. Ilgar?
Who?

The 90s... A sofa... And five people looking at the world from that sofa, a little hurt, a little broken, and waiting to break out of their shells.
In "Get Out of the Way! Don't Push Me," the first play of the trilogy, we see these five people in a placeless, timeless world; in "Furnished for Rent," the final part of the trilogy, we see them in the living room of a house within four walls.
The play, written and directed by Sıla Erkan, tells the story of our inability to grow up within a sitcom aesthetic.

"You want to learn to fly from me too."