Two girls meet at a silent retreat by the ocean—a place meant for healing, but laced with unspoken danger and environmental decay. As they navigate the lingering trauma of sexual assault and familial loss, their connection deepens through quiet gestures, smudged colors, and stolen glances. The stage becomes a living canvas—red, blue, and yellow smeared all across, representing moments when the moon pulls the ocean into tides, blurring past and future. Tide’s two-week run at 2024 Edinburgh Fringe received glowing audience responses, described as “tender,” “nuanced,” “sincere,” “a very gentle duet of lost and unrealised love,” and “a slow but graceful drama.”