60 A Minute 在作品『與時間牽手』的結構核心，是採用心理學角度作為出發，觀者在60個一分鐘的結構裡，體驗大腦對時序、時距和時點的不同感知，證明時間是主觀和人性化的，不同人對其意識程度和認知也有不同。

在董怡芬的編舞經驗中，「時間」一直在她的創作元素裡佔有極大且重要的位置，時間長度地掌握也一直是創作裡非常重要的功夫，巧妙運用時間的長短與快慢變化，產生所需的效果傳達。時間是一條持續向未來延伸的長線，20世紀的天才哲學家海德格（Martin Heidegger），把人生描繪為不斷做選擇並「被拋向未來」的存在。此製作其最終目標並非在於辯證出時間理論其正確性，而是藉此製作處理一向以時間推進為主要感官知覺的觀舞方式，能夠有其他的閱讀機會。安娜琪舞者一向擅長處理現場表演與觀眾之間的對應關係，在精細舞蹈編排設定後，時而慘入對時序的打破、時而對現實時間的推移做改變、時而藉由空間的流轉改變時間的定義。

The core structure of “60 A Minute” derives from a psychological perspective. In 60 one-minute-sections, the audience find themselves experience time order, time interval, and timing differently, proving that how we perceive time is subjective, human-centered, and variant among one another.

In I-Fen Tung’s choreography, “time” has been a constant key element. She values the mastering of time, utilizing different time length and speed to create the desired effects in her pieces. Time is a continuous extension into the future. Martin Heidegger, a renowned philosopher of the 20th century, depicts life as incessant decision-making and “being tossed towards the future”.

The aim of this production is not to debate the theory of time, but to generate an alternative to the usual perception of viewing dance in the chronology of time. Anarchy Dance Theatre excels in creating strong interfaces between audience and live performance. Their choreography, delicate and well thought out, integrates the shatter of time order, the shifting of real-time, and the influence of space transformation towards the meaning of time.