PREACH — A Queer Church Inside CollapsePREACH is an immersive ritual performance that builds a temporary queer church inside collapse.It merges theatre, rave, installation, ceremony, and communal dining inside a transformable curtain labyrinth where audiences become active participants.Rather than observing, participants move through darkness, offer personal myths, carry soil, engage in consent-based washing rituals, prepare food collectively, and ultimately co-create a feast that transforms into rave.The work explores one urgent question:If collapse is already here, what emerges from it?Structured as a contemporary initiation myth (Descent → Offering → Purification → Feast → Ecstasy), PREACH treats myth as something that can be rewritten through embodied action. Participants are not spectators but myth-makers whose gestures reshape light, sound, and space.The scenography is built around a modular curtain architecture that continuously reorganizes the environment, allowing fragmentation to shift toward collective expansion.The project thrives in spaces that support immersive experimentation, audience proximity, and cross-disciplinary collaboration.PREACH is not a show about community.It is a rehearsal of community.