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This event is part of the new series FUTURE IS NOW, in cooperation with the Climate Alliance and Climate Action Karlsruhe. A total of 14 program items - readings, theater, dance, circus, performance - provide forward-looking impulses on current topics.

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Between preserved cherries, a bank account filled with expectations and the nose of an unknown father, a house full of things emerges. notsopretty creates a play about memories that fade, about things as enduring witnesses of the past, about bureaucracy, emotions and inequality. Who inherits, who is left out? What is life like when money no longer plays a role? And how many zeros are there in a billion?

A House Full of Stuff is an invitation to negotiation, reflection and redistribution with integrated audio description and musical composition. Based on personal experiences, the three performers translate the practice of inheritance into a performative will. They play with legal and contractual formalities, biographical and fictional narratives, testimonials and interviews.

In German with English surtitles and integrated artistic audio description

CAST

Concept, artistic direction, performance: notsopretty (Anna Júlia Amaral, Marcel Nascimento, Nina Weber)

Stage design: Aaron Stratmann
Sound design: Vito Oliveira Azevedo
Technology, lighting design: Jan Leschinski
Production management, dramaturgy: Amelie Werner
Production assistance: Simona Brücker
Graphic design: Felipe Ribeiro Rodrigues
Expert with disabilities for accessibility for blind and visually impaired people: Adriani Botez
Public relations: Emelyn Yábar
Social Media: Anna Júlia Amaral

BACKGROUND: A House Full of Stuff
is a co-production of notsopretty with Theater im Depot Dortmund In cooperation with: Physical Theatre Netzwerk e.V., Burg Hülshoff - Center for Literature as part of the Droste Festival 2025: Landlord's Game as well as the Freie Theaterverein Heidelberg e.V. and the Vielsichten_Beirat am Karlstorbahnhof
Supported by: Fonds Darstellende Künste with funds from the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media, the LWL-Kulturstiftung, the Ministry of Culture and Science of the State of North Rhine-Westphalia as part of conceptual funding, the City of Dortmund, the Cultural Office of the City of Bochum