THINGS at the End of the World (3+)

Two performers move among mysterious objects that resemble stones and fragments of a landscape. Surrounded by the audience, this strange terrain slowly begins to transform. In THINGS at the End of the World, Alfredo Zinola creates a poetic playground between dance, object theatre, and imagination.

Stones are shifted, distances emerge and dissolve again, while unexpected elements appear - an uneasy, earth-like ball, shimmering slime, and small stones that seem to move on their own. With gentle humour and curiosity, the piece invites children and adults alike to rediscover the living presence of things - and to approach the mystery of nature with wonder and attentive awareness.