This show is about a clown sitting at home, who begins to knit a little sweater for her puppet. Unfortunately, a run-away ball of yarn turns the clown's world upside-down and now it's up to her to desperately retrieve the yarn. Iman spins a wild story that includes all-white props, juggling, magic and object manipulation to show that whatever we may have planned to knit in our lives does not necessarily turn out the way we expected. Could it be that our lives are not about tying up loose ends but rather letting things unravel? Iman shows us that a rolling ball of yarn can become a journey to finding love, joy and playfulness?

In an interview, Iman tells us about how this show came about:
"For many years I studied with Julie Goell and Avner Eisenberg. Julie was Avner's wife and both taught at the CelebraEon Barn, which is a school for performing arts located in South Paris, Maine. This is where I created my 90-minute solo show "Basquette Case." Julie and I wrote this show together with both Avner and Julie direcEng it. A few years, later Julie fell ill with mulEple system atrophy (MSA). At the end of her life, I spent Eme at my teachers' house. Julie had moments when she was awake and longer Emes when she was asleep, during which I asked Avner to teach me how to knit. The idea for this show began to percolate over the past several years and I realized that I wanted to bring it to life. It's my attempt to create a memory and pay homage to a dear friend and teacher, and to show how we are all connected by the one piece of yarn – namely, the story of our lives."