In the organizer's words:

Between the last and first breath of the year - where time falls through the cracks and certainties falter - we locate "RAU(E)NÄCHTE". The go plastic company's new production unfolds a multi-layered landscape of sound, body and narrative, inspired by the twelve mysterious nights between the years.

The Raunächte - once customs, superstitions, protective rituals - are today a projection surface, resonance space and cultural memory. "RAU(E)NÄCHTE" explores the potential of this in-between space: What remains when the noise falls silent? What do we hear when we listen?
Twelve figures - developed from mythological, regional, queer-feminist and pop-cultural fragments - take shape in two experiential spaces: as a walk-in installation and as a sounding, tangible search for traces along a performative panel. Bodies become archives, voices become carriers of memory, movement becomes ritual.

The production interweaves contemporary dance with audio art and installation - barrier-free and multi-sensory experience. It opens up spaces for blind and visually impaired people as well as for an audience that wants to engage with other forms of perception.

"RAU(E)NÄCHTE" is not a retelling, but an invitation: to pause, to feel, to listen collectively.