Anyone who decides to organise my life for me can never be my comrade. - Alfredo M. Bonanno

Play is characterised by a vital impulse that is always new, always in movement. By acting as though we are playing, we charge our action with this impulse. We free ourselves from death. Play makes us feel alive. It gives us the excitement of life. In the other model of acting we do everything as though it were a duty, as though we ‘had’ to do it.

In order to break out of the magic circle of the theatricals of commodities we must refuse all roles, including that of the ‘professional’ revolutionary.

We aren’t afraid, just stupidly full of prefabricated ideas we cannot break free from.