Using DNA extracted from a hat worn by actors in Brecht’s Berliner Ensemble, this interactive installation explores the past and present of genetics and synthetic biology. A documentary in a drink, Drinking Brecht is a celebration of science for the people.

In this long-term project the artists portray an average Dutch family. While inviting reflection on the nature of language and time, the performance can also be enjoyed as an entertaining piece of reality theater—a farce that is true to life.

As a living part of her performance/installation, Lisa Schamlé confronts both herself and her audience. Is it possible to look at her body without judgement? As you watch, she looks back.

A playful, live documentary about how Keith Wilson failed to make a film portrait of performance artist and shaman Frank Moore (1946-2013). Can a conventional film about such an unconventional person actually be made?

A hallucinatory, total experience that immerses you in fascinating images and sounds from an underwater world that goes beyond the natural boundaries of our senses. In this live performance the smallest organisms play the leading role.

This innovative and exciting performance—a blend of video and theatre, with the audience playing a central role—accessibly demonstrates that a common perspective is an illusion.