She looks like she’d be an animal in bed is a duet that seeks to break the alienation that often accompanies the act of performance. This work offers us an opportunity to share a common space and thus giving ourselves the permission to really see each other. We will be here and you will be here, watching, as if there is something else to be looked at, than the present. A work that seeks to challenge the closeness of our encounter, our capacity to be and the intimacy that our infinite femininity can bring us.