Jean-Paul Sartre’s political drama highlights the conflict between idealism and realpolitik. It is set in the fictional country of Illyria during WW2, the story is about the assassination of a leading politician. Hugo a bourgeois intellectual is describing how he carried out his mission. The killer's identity is established from the beginning, but the question is whether his motivations were political or personal. Thus, the play's main theme is not on who did it but on why it was done.

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Two women make it their task, as representatives of www.justanotherbeautysite.faith, to turn our gloomy reality upside down and put a positive filter over it.

BEAUTY is an eerily beautiful parable about our zeitgeist and tells of great desire and failure. A swan song to our decadence, a song of praise to life! True to the motto: »Eden for everyone™️«. Featuring Fate News and THE endless optimization for a new world of SUPERLATIVE. For a truly new future WITH a future!

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Aldous Huxley’s dystopian novel written in 1931 set in a futuristic World State, whose citizens are environmentally engineered into an intelligence-based social hierarchy, the novel anticipates huge scientific advancements in reproductive technology, sleep-learning, psychological manipulation and classical conditioning that are combined to make a dystopian society which is challenged by the story's protagonist

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"[BLANK]" is a scenic experimental arrangement. A kaleidoscope of family constellations in one hundred freely combinable scenes. They shine a light on both the intrinsic violence in the concept of the "family" and the question of the role of family for social cohesion, which threatens to disappear more and more in times of capitalist acceleration.

In many smaller and larger encounters and with great affection for her characters, Alice Birch talks about the burden of family heritage, the wish for changing female role images and the attempt to escape the cycle of violence and abuse. At the same time, she presents the collective ignorance of a society that contributes to the upholding of a frequently flawed penal and social system, readily losing sight of precarious grievances.

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Two women make it their task, as representatives of www.justanotherbeautysite.faith, to turn our gloomy reality upside down and put a positive filter over it.

BEAUTY is an eerily beautiful parable about our zeitgeist and tells of great desire and failure. A swan song to our decadence, a song of praise to life! True to the motto: »Eden for everyone™️«. Featuring Fate News and THE endless optimization for a new world of SUPERLATIVE. For a truly new future WITH a future!

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In David Grossman’s roman a mother is fleeing from a message, she is traveling in Israel. She wants to be unavailable, just not there if the terrible news should come. Her son Ofer has volunteered for military operation in the West Bank. Ora flees to the mountains with her childhood sweetheart Avram, her son's biological father and once a soldier in the Yom Kippur War. She tells and remembers in order to keep her son alive through her incessant remembering. She tells of her two loves, her son, the war, her anger and despair.

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Michael Ende's "strange story of the time thieves and the child who brought back stolen time to the people" is now almost 50 years old. Long before the advent of mobile phones and the Internet, Ende's fairytale novel describes a society that is determined by time constraints, rushedness and the need for constant self-optimization, and which can only be healed through the power of interpersonal encounters. Then as now, children and adults alike are touched by Momo's kindness - and by the idea that we can all choose a life without consumer pressure and incessant acceleration if we just want to.

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1974 - Summer - The Football World Cup - Jürgen Sparwasser, the legendary striker of 1.FC Magdeburg scores a winning goal for the DDR against West Germany - triggering the young boy Matse to encounter a world he never met before. Jörg Menke-Peitzmeyer’s story is a road movie about family, generations clash, politics, ideologies and football.

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The family's money is gone. Now the landowner Ranjewskaya is back in the Russian provinces and her existence is in ruins. solutions are offered: Cut down the beautiful cherry orchard, parcel out the land and sell it to nouveau riche city dwellers so that they can build their dachas there. But the Family is proud, hoping for a miracle. In his play written in 1903, Chekhov precisely describes the impositions of capitalism on a society with stagnant values.

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“Urfaust” is an unfinished scenic fragment, a flood of images in verse and prose form, which Johann Wolfgang Goethe wrote in his “Sturm und Drang” years when he was only 23 and only a quarter of a century later for “Faust. A tragedy «developed further. His epistolary novel »The Sorrows of Young Werther« was written around the same time. In contrast to the complete “Faust”, the “Urfaust” depicts in its rawness less the mystical, metaphysical striving for knowledge and power, but rather a search for knowledge that follows all the senses and a tragic love story.

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Moliere’s last play was performed in 1673, and it is where he died after collapsing on stage during the show. The main character in the play is the hypochondriac organ. He patiently obeys his doctor's instructions. Argan wants his daughter Angelique to marry the doctor who asked for her hand, for obvious reasons - if they get married, the doctor will always be available to treat him. Angelique is in love with Client, and has other plans.

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Lydia Haider’s text (co-auther Esther Straganz) is a brutal fantasy horror report on the right wing in Austria. While attending their annual Ball Evening she exposes their traditional costumes, and bothering values .

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Erich Kästner's classic children's book from 1931 is an exciting detective story and tells, in a humorous and touching way, of the deep friendship that defies all social differences. Originating in the middle of the global economic crisis in 1931, the story has utopian relevance again today, where the gap between rich and poor is growing ever larger.

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A cyber production based on W.B.Yeats’ poem: 'The Second Coming'.
It is a collaboration of chamber music with high school students from Ireland and Germany via a live Zoom conference from their own homes with Virtual Reality activity and animation in real time.

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CyberBallet is a live performance in cyberspace: What does it mean to have a body, to move in space? Can the machine truly grasp the basics of the human experience if it lacks a body? Using extensive video recordings of our dancers and machine learning algorithm to isolate and analyze them; motion capture of dance movements and interpretative reactions to them

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In his brilliant farce, Witold Gombrowicz attacks Society’s decadence and moral double standards. Prince Philipp, bored by the court and its endless routine, chooses Yvonne, an ugly and silent girl, as his fiancée. His parents, Queen Margarete and King Ignatz, are appalled at the engagement. Yvonne's refusal to speak, despite repeated attempts to make her break her silence, causes even more provocation. As tension at the court arises, horrifying maneuvers against Yvonne are secretly planned.

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A searing portrait of a woman’s struggle to survive in a ruthless world, Lulu is seductive, naive, wild, and submissive.
The tale of Lulu was received in anger and confusion. Some perceived the story as misogynistic, while others consider Frank Wedekind a harbinger of women’s liberation in early 20th Century Europe.

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Kasienka's world has turned upside down. When her father unexpectedly moves away from the family, her mother decides to follow him to England.Kasienka is now a stranger. She must adapt to unfamiliar cultural norms, join a new school, and cope with language barriers. Despite loneliness and pain, her passion and strength help her to redefine her identity..

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