When was, in fact, the last time that you celebrated forgetting and has a black hole ever told you anything about disappearing?

We find ourselves at the bottom of the sea. Lethe the octopus is celebrating her birthday here. Amongst her presents are stories about forgetting and remembering. Together with Lethe, we come to the question of what has to be lost in order for something to remain.

Lethe daheim (Lethe at Home) asks questions about both the biographical as well as the societal dimensions of forgetting and dementia and confronts the audience with the unavailable using an absurd-poetic visual language.

A note about accessibility: You can find information about the physical accessibility of the performance venue here.
There are a variety of seating options (chairs, on the risers, amongst others) and up to three places for wheelchair users featuring an unobstructed view of the stage.
The audience sits very close to the stage area and is invited to interact. The room often goes dark for a short time.