Just One More Solo explores the relativity of authors own experience of movement and by placing the movement in relation to the relativity of the audience’s experience, the author is confronted with an even greater sense of doubt in her creative process. Introducing doubt as an idea which begins to guide the work process in a controlled manner, the author questions to what extent doubt is present as a consciously made decision and to what extent as an excuse for personal insecurity and the impossibility of making a decision. Her doubt in every new notion and idea which would express the desired questions the desire itself.