shakespeare is dead

When weapons pierce equally through the concrete of buildings, the stems of plants, the flesh of animals and humans; when the metals and sulfur from rockets flying above us and exploding nearby infiltrate the soil, bones, water, and blood - are we capable of noticing the others, the non-humans, who suffer destruction just the same as we do?

CYBORG ORGY is a theatrical response to the ongoing ecocide in Ukraine and confronts the irreversible destruction of the environment caused by war. Inspired by Donna Haraway's A Cyborg Manifesto, this performance blurs the line between man, machine and nature in a world of hybrid survival.

From an archaic, fundamental situation, Arad Dabiri offers a glimpse into the status quo of humanistic principles in the world.
Rich in associations, the text leads through myths such as the Garden of Eden to demonstrate that humans will only succeed in creating an earthly paradise if they imagine this peaceful place for everyone, without boundaries. LIFE, LIFEHAYAT!

In a laboratory on Long Island, dogs are exposed to radioactive radiation. When one dog escapes and mutates, a series of scenes unfolds, connecting seemingly unrelated characters: a Norwegian scientist and his wife, a caretaker who buries the dogs, a young art photographer, and the goddess of vengeance, Athena. A performance in which the boundaries between human and animal begin to blur.

A city rebuilding after war, a fight for order, and a murder left unsolved. PRISHTINA. The Premeditated Killing of a Dream brings to stage the story of Rexhep Luci and the price of speaking out in a time of silence.

The Human Gaze & The 6/9 Problem is a musical performance that interweaves myths, poetry, song, and movement to explore humanity’s disconnection from nature. As trees lose their leaves and people lose their minds, a single voice speaks out in search of hope. This story explores how human behaviour has shaped the climate crisis and wonders how we can find a new way forward.