The Unraveling is a purely fictional, absurd, exaggerated and disconnected piece of work. It is not a story but rather a philosophical exploration about the contradicting darker and lighter aura of humanity. It is about the complete discovering of a little girl’s faith and the full unravelling of her soul.

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It also contains some references to the Old Norse religion, mainly Odin, the All-father and Vidar, the Silent God. My faith is in paganism, and I firmly believe that humans, animals, trees, and plants are all a collective part of nature and that nature is the most sacred thing on this earth. 

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It is in no way significant for your faith or religion to be the same, this play is just a complex observation of life, an exploration of a girl’s identity and of vanquishing her inner demons through a journey in the woods, and through a lens of nature – forests, oceans, talking animals and the vast skies. 

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Trigger Warning: The play contains themes of self harm.