Foreign Radical invites 30 participants to an intriguing theatrical game that explores security, profiling, freedom of expression, and privacy in the age of cyber surveillance. Mobile throughout the performance, the participants collaborate, compete, investigate, debate, and spy on each other.

​The Foreign Radical set is divided into four play areas, where participants, depending on their personal and group responses to various questions posed by the game’s host, witness different perspectives on the action. They are sometimes divided into groups or left all alone to gather evidence from dramatic scenes and documentary media that colour their views and how they play the game.