A Room of Her Own is a poetic physical theatre performance set within a single, timeless room, where three women share the space without ever seeing one another, each immersed in her own solitude. Through movement, fragmented storytelling, and text, the piece traces the quiet persistence of memory as it lives in gestures, silences, and daily rituals. As their inner worlds begin to echo, subtle repetitions and shifting rhythms suggest unseen connections without ever fully revealing them, turning the space into a meditation on presence and absence—where silence slowly transforms into something shared.