The Hunger is an exploration of the phenomenon of excess inspired by historical events fictionalised in the novel The Witness by Argentinian writer Juan José Saer. The Hunger follows the European colonisers‘ trails in the Rio de la Plata region Read more...

The music is awesome. An accordion, a trumpet, and a piano. Conni & Clyde are overjoyed. They love each other. Yet there’s a war going on. Somewhere there’s always a war out there. Conni wants to have none of it. Read more...

Inspired by Isherwood’s semi-autobiographical novel “Goodbye to Berlin” and the essay “Watching Weimar Dance” by Kate Elswit, the show explores an amoral universe of intoxicating spectacle. Set in a liminal space that moves back and forth between the turbulent Germany Read more...

Inspired by Isherwood’s semi-autobiographical novel “Goodbye to Berlin” and the essay “Watching Weimar Dance” by Kate Elswit, the show explores an amoral universe of intoxicating spectacle. Set in a liminal space that moves back and forth between the turbulent Germany Read more...