Conceived as a part of Sorour’s Darabi 6 hour performance saga From Throat Till Dawn, Djibril Sall’s liminal rehab is a treatise on death, dying, and how to live. Pulling from his own personal philosophy informed by his Senegalese upbringing, Judeo-Christian theology, the queer utopic work of José Esteban Munoz, and his own insights into mortality—including but not limited to experiences gained through his battles with adolescent cancer, suicide, and the death of close friends—he offers his audience a new and hopefully more liberating way to approaching living.