Jump is set on the rooftop of a building in a city. A successful female corporate executive is standing on the edge of the roof, ready to commit suicide. Just in time, a male cab driver intervenes and saves her. This sets the stage for a collision between two completely opposite worlds, personalities, circumstances, beliefs, and perspectives.

This serendipitous encounter ignites a humorous, poignant, and profoundly transformative conversation bridging their disparate worlds. As her facade of success crumbles, she reveals past traumas and deep-seated unhappiness, while the taxi driver’s non-judgemental demeanour and profound wisdom provide unexpected solace. Amidst the urban chaos and desolation, on this redemptive rooftop, they find a unique connection in their shared humanity. Will he be able to truly save her, or will she find herself back on the edge?

The play explores the themes of suicide, depression, loneliness, happiness, love, having or not having a purpose in life, and ultimately death, creating an emotionally complex and thought-provoking experience for the audience.

Jump delves into the human psyche, showcasing the struggles, challenges, and aspirations of two very different individuals who would never meet in normal circumstances but find a unique connection in the most unexpected of places and in their shared humanity.