The edifice of our consumer and growth society is tottering. Would its collapse bury us underneath or would it only open the view to a long lost idea of freedom? Pier Paolo Pasolini pondered this question forty years ago. His film Teorema is about the ambivalence of all rules and regulations, about self-created constraints and the necessity to break out of them.

Alexander Charim made a name for himself with unusual music theater projects. In accordance with Pasolini's demand to dare the step into the unsecured, this project breaks away from the traditional guidelines of a theater evening. The intention is not to create a self-contained performance, but a walk-in theater installation of music and language that leaves room for maneuver and in which each audience member creates his or her own piece. Please remember to wear comfortable shoes.