In Liwaa Yazji's powerful and absurd play, a Syrian family is confronted with an unimaginable state decree. They receive a coffin, allegedly containing the remains of their son, a fallen soldier, but are forbidden from opening it. Forced to mourn an empty box, the family navigates the chasm between personal grief and official narrative. 'Here in the Garden' is a stark examination of loss, memory, and the human cost of conflict, questioning how a nation remembers its dead when truth itself is under siege.