Where does human existence stand today, and is there still room for us to truly exist? This theatrical performance transforms a city bus into a miniature version of the contemporary world. In a Kafkaesque universe, passengers of different ages and social backgrounds coexist, revealing the absurdity of everyday life and the suffocating pressures of urban existence. Inspired by the myth of Sisyphus, the work explores personal burdens through physicality, fragmented language, and the grotesque transformations of eight performers. With the bus as a point of encounter, the performance sheds light on our search for meaning and the possibility of laughing at life’s absurdity through shared experience and coexistence.