The possibility of an island

It is the fifth millennium: The earth’s climate and geology have mutated as a result of wars, atomic explosions and a shift in its axis. The oceans have disappeared, leaving barely any water at all. The disconsolate comic Daniel, a neo-human and thus immortal, has already been cloned 24 times. He looks back at our extinct world and the relentless fear of ageing in a society whose final taboo is the irreversibility of transience. The gap between the obsessive adoration of the body in a society of old people and the impossibility of love can no longer be closed, the longed-for island of happiness remains an Illusion.

We regularly present performances of "the possibility of an island" with English surtitles. You can find the dates here. Our box office staff will be happy to tell you from which seats you will have a good sight-line to the surtitles. For the best view of both stage and surtitles, we recommend seats in the stalls (Parkett) from row 11, or in the balconies (1. Rang, 2. Rang). Seats in the side boxes have a partially obstructed view.