The technology is not dangerous – the source of risk is in the person.
DEEP FAKE
mockumentary performance
DEEP FAKE TOUR
2026
2026
In the spring of 2026 we will be going on our first tour of Europe!
We're currently in talks with local performance promoters and venues. If you represent one or more of these and are interested in bringing Deep Fake to your city, please contact us!
Avignon 2025
In July 2025, the Deep Fake performance team presented their production at the Festival Off Avignon, the world's largest theater festival. Participation in this event provided a major boost to the company's international reach, helping it find new partners, critics, and producers, and introducing audiences to bold experiments at the intersection of art and technology.
We believe that theater today is a space for conversation about the future.
Deep Fake is an attempt to understand where technology is leading us and how we are changing alongside it.
The performances took place from July 16 to 26 at the LaScierie Theatre.
We believe that theater today is a space for conversation about the future.
Deep Fake is an attempt to understand where technology is leading us and how we are changing alongside it.
The performances took place from July 16 to 26 at the LaScierie Theatre.
About the project
«Deep Fake» is an experimental performance blending documentary theater and performance art, immersing the audience in the confined and monotonous process of filming digital avatars. The setting resembles a studio space: simple props, green screen, soft lighting. The performers, almost like machines, follow strict instructions—they sit motionless, speak with half-smiles, and breathe through their noses—revealing their powerlessness in the face of the mechanistic demands of the process. As the performance progresses, the boundaries between reality and fiction blur, creating a growing sense of isolation and derealization for the audience. Gradually, the process itself transforms into an exploration of human crisis, touching on themes of alienation and the breakdown of genuine connections in the digital age.
Modern society is experiencing a severe crisis in communication. Even when physically sharing a space, people often struggle to fully sense their presence and feel distant from those around them, despite being in close proximity. The human brain is so overloaded with information and occupied with processing it that it creates an invisible barrier between itself and reality. The rapid development of artificial intelligence is not the cause of this selfisolation; rather, it reveals fears deeply rooted in human nature.
This message urges the audience to reflect on the extent of their own self-isolation and consider its causes. The shared experience of derealization within the performance aims to inspire viewers to examine their instinctive fear of digitization and to begin exploring the root issue of loneliness as a consequence of the breakdown of genuine communicative connections.
Our results
We have conducted several mass marketing campaigns in cities in Georgia and France.
- performances in Georgia and FranceWe managed to hold several series of shows in Georgia, as well as perform 6 performances at the international theatre festival in Avignon.15
- audienceOn average, 150-200 spectators attended the performances, depending on the hall and the season.>2000
- special projects and collaborations
A concept resonating with the idea of the performance and ways to interact with the city:
• Chromakeyman character
• Fake News posters, video billboards
• Joint commercials
• Special projects for Instagram
23 - coverageTotal city audience reach through media and outdoor materials, as well as advertising videos and social media>1,5 million
- premiereThe play was first performed at the Silk Factory in Tbilisi.06.07.24
Provocative poster campaign
Collab deepfake & NDMA
Collab deepfake & 808
Street promotions
Collab deepfake & Utopia
Character chromakey everywhere
Project team
creative team
actors
General Partners
We are open to cooperation - contact us: deepfake.assistant@gmail.com