Two cities that overlap. Two worlds in which different rules apply. An archaeologist on the verge of deciphering the mystery in between.
In “INBETWEEN – THE OTHER CITY” the audience is immersed in an interlinked, interactive cosmos. They go on a physical and virtual quest as researchers, looking for clues and their meaning. With the help of a site-specific augmented reality and a virtual 3D environment, they reconstruct events that appear between the two worlds.

Notes on accessibility: Information about the accessibility of the venue in structural terms can be found here. “INBETWEEN” is a performance format that allows all spectators to take part. It is not possible to take part without interacting.  The audience (a maximum of 15 people) is divided into two groups. Five of the people receive a tablet and headphones that allow them to gain access to a virtual world, which they have to move through themselves. They move along in the public space outside of where the showcase takes place, walking along at their own pace. The players in the other group sit in pairs at a computer in the Schaubude Berlin, using it to move around in the virtual world.  There are seats and headphones available for everyone, with access provided to aids and wheelchairs.
Trigger warning: suicide. The theme occurs in the play, but is not the main theme.