The performance is based on a series of everyday, "separate" stories about disability, diversity and the people around it. All the moments that structure the narrative of the show are inspired by the true stories of the people who represent them. Everyday life, through songs, poems and images is presented in a poetic way. This is the way to talk about the unspoken. The theatrical form is mixed with documentary elements and the heroes are introduced with their real name trying to answer the crucial question "who really am I?".
Through the performance, the members the ensemble were given the common place to create from the beginning a new language of communication, a language that will push the viewer to distance himself from his prejudices and stereotypes, to see that the points that unite him with the "other" and the "different" are ultimately more than what separates him from it. The final composition of the text came from the members of the group (people with and without disabilities), who composed a complete dramatic and aesthetic performance, the result of many months and collective work, which reveals the power that "togetherness" has to overcome obstacles and harmoniously incorporate every different aspect of human nature.
En Dynamei Ensemble is a group of young artists with and without disabilities. It was founded by Eleni Dimopoulou and Maria Ioannidou in 2008 in Thessaloniki in order to support and facilitate its members to integrate equally into society. "The Fan Fan or How to Dress an Elephant" arose from the overwhelming need of the ensemble to openly share their own stories and explore personal and universal aspects of human individuality through the prism of an artistic event and it is the first part of the theatrical trilogy entitled "The Other the Normal".