On a March 26, the earth opens up and, with Heiko, not only does someone believed dead reappear, but also the memory of a distant yesterday and its ghosts who do not want to leave the present alone. When the mining waste buried Heiko, the world still seemed to be another and the coal was black gold. Today, the undead is standing there, in a new age and beautiful world between seas, forests and the grass that is growing over everything.

Using the tools of contemporary music and puppet theater, a historical automatic player piano and mechanical theater, the puppet theater performer Moritz Schönbrodt and the composer Johannes Kürschner create an intense theatrical experience about the failure to remember the past.

Information about the accessibility of the venue in structural terms can be found here.
Standing room only. The Small Stage is accessible only via a single step.