In the organizer's words:

"The Night of Leviathan" is a political and psychological chamber play. During a television interview that journalist Nadja Layndecker is conducting with Prime Minister Roman Grassla, shots are fired outside. Suddenly the doors are locked, contact with the editorial team is lost and their cell phones no longer work. They learn via television that a coup is taking place. The prime minister's life seems to be under threat. In this exceptional situation, their political differences escalate. They distrust each other. When Nadja Layndecker manages to establish a connection to the broadcaster, Roman Grassla calls on the people to take to the streets for democracy. Shortly afterwards, there are reports that the putschists are retreating. It seems
It seems as if democracy could win. Until Nadja Layndecker thinks she discovers that Roman Grassla is playing a double game. What is the truth here and what is staged? What does it mean for democracy when there is no longer any truth? A question that accompanies the audience right up to the surprising finale.

Price information:

Tickets at the Box Office / Regular 18€ ; Reduced 16€