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. Boxes have sunken here, filled with stories about remembering and forgetting. Pictures, objects, voices. In between them is an octopus who has been strangely absent-minded lately.

Lethe daheim 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. Seating options include platform steps and a space for a wheelchair or alternative seating with an unrestricted view. The audience sits very close to the stage area and is invited to interact. The room often goes dark for short periods.

Film and sound recordings will be made during the performances on October 4. By attending, you consent to these being used for public relations purposes.