A special dedication to human life – fragile and vulnerable, capable of breaking at any moment for countless reasons, and yet, despite everything, humanity continues to endure. A journey through the human body and soul, from moments of breaking to healing.

Through the aesthetics of puppet and object theatre, the performance invites audiences to experience the flow of life while discovering anatomical facts about the human body, theories surrounding the concept of love, and personal stories about broken bones and broken hearts.
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Please note: The event takes place in a venue with an industrial environment, where elevated dust levels may be present.

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Accessibility Information

The performance takes place indoors. The venue is located in a former meat-processing building.

There is a large paved car park nearby.The distance from the car park to the performance venue is approximately 250 metres. The route also crosses an unpaved field.

Access to the building involves climbing wooden stairs. The height of each step is 15 cm. The performance takes place on the second floor. The route to the performance area includes steep, narrow stairs, dark corridors and an uneven concrete floor.

Audience members will be seated in tiered stands. The height of the stand steps is 40 cm.

There is no bicycle parking available at the venue.

Portable toilets will be available at the entrance to the building. The door width is 90 cm. Access to the toilets during the performance may be limited, as the route to them passes through indoor areas.

Assistance dogs are welcome during the performance.

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