"Flutter" focuses on the challenging issue of caregiving within a cultured society and an aging population, exploring how artistic performances can raise awareness. Utilizing the "Aqua Round Assembly Drama" theory, "Flutter" conducts workshops where participants perform their backgrounds and aspirations, their understanding of home, their conflicts, and hopes, creating connections and diverse perspectives. These stories develop into artistic texts that blend multiple forms, including drama, dance, rituals, forums, and audience participation, crafting a highly engaging stage where the audience members are not just spectators but also performers. After the performances, "Flutter" becomes the first drama therapy and drama prescription program promoted by hospitals across Taiwan.