“Who knows why?” is a play that puts in question the way we see the world, and with that too. This is the story of a man who loses faith, but also an act of awakening the hope that burns in us, Even when she looks unavailable. It is one attempt to show that even in indifference, the absurd and breakup, There is room for creation, For a dream that opens the view, Multiply the meanings and reveals the meaning. The scene here is not just a game space, but a laboratory of perspectives. The questions that open are not only reduced to man in his thoughts, dreams and deeds, but also to the boundaries of what we are capable of seeing and imagining. Creativity in this play is not the privilege of the artist only. She is a way of living - the principle we carry all. To be creative means to look away, to push the boundaries, to accept the risk of the unknown, be both brave and vulnerable, Even when it requires, to be stupid. Creativity means creating an opportunity where it seems like it is gone. This play does not offer answers; She asks questions. How do we see the world around us? How much we have limited our own view? And what would happen if we allow ourselves to dream? In the dream of the funny man, The world remains the same, but is viewed through a new vision. That's the essence: not changing the world, but a change in the way we see it. The world is not perfect, but it is precisely his imperfection that is a source of endless potential. “Who knows why?” is a call to be brave – Let's recognize, to dream, To create.