There are rules at home

Consider, for a moment, each room in your home as a different scenic space. The scenography in each of the rooms shows its uses. Surely because we spent so much time at home during the pandemic we learned to use some of these rooms in ways we had never thought: the kitchen was perhaps a gym and the dining room perhaps became a hairdresser. The objects of the house also underwent this transformation: a breeze of milk became a support for the computer, or two water carcasses were weights for exercises.
Another of the activities with which you probably also spent your time at home was looking out the window and imagining how your neighbors lived. What were these spaces you could only sense? What were the conversations you couldn't hear about?

Exercise
Taking as a reference the work of the actors of the Forced Entertainment company in the video that you have linked, think of a well-known work that has a set of characters. Select which objects inside your home could become and use a corner of your home as a scenic space.

References
A House is not a Home - Companyia Ignífuga
Table Top Shakespeare - Forced Entertainment
Semiotics of the Kitchen - Martha Rosler
Ciudades paralelas - Dominic Huber
L’autor intel·lectual - La maldita vanidad teatro
La finestra indiscreta - Alfred Hitchcock
Acciones en casa - David Bestué i Marc Vives