WHO DON'T KNOW WHAT TO DO IS RIGHT

The actors of this evening resist the patriarchal gesture of flooding spaces with their own self-totalization. They seek a place of post-identical self-awareness through relational care. But how does that work when the structures with which we inflict violence on ourselves also lie within us?


The production explores what it might mean to allow ourselves to be questioned in a trauma-sensitive way in order to become a self despite power structures. One's own critique of narcissism as an embodied critique of capitalism. What must happen for the feeling of being lost to be transformed into collective and relationship-oriented care?


In a series of language destruction and reconstruction, musical trance, and light arena, the production opens up an atmospheric discursive space between abstraction and proximity, marking the ideological grammars of disconnection and searching for subversive aesthetics against the traumatic compulsion to repeat. An escape from an overly complex world through the radical recognition of one's own lostness: If you don't know what to do, you're right!


"Anyone who wants to leave the capitalist pressure to self-optimize behind and embark on an aesthetically subversive journey will be thrilled." —Tip